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AI Will Make Bridges Obsolete

One of the many wonders artificial intelligence will bless us with is making bridges obsolete.

“No longer will we have to take an old-fashioned route across water or chasms,” say research scientists, who we universally trust. “A simple pair of hip waders will be sufficient.”

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soon to be chucked

AI is steadily making our world a better place for all of us, not just tech tycoons. Soon we’ll be able to join the elite and put bridges – auto, walking, train – behind us.

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our advanced bridgeless future

“Not having to access and cross bridges will be a great advancement for our Guaranteed Universal Income masses,” say researchers. “That will ensure the rest of us that they stay on their proper side of the tracks, where the redemption centers and fish hatcheries are.”

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AI making your life a hell of a lot better. And wetter.

Bridgeless societies will not only keep you where you belong, but they will keep commerce moving along, too.

Before AI, we needed bridges to do whatever this train is doing:

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train at risk of crash leading to well-fed crocodiles

With AI’s beneficent help, we can rid our landscape of the scourge of bridges, and therefore prevent nasty train crashes like this one:

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no more trains flying off bridges!

So put your brains in a crockpot, relax with your generous government unemployment benefits, and stand on the shore of life forevermore!

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add parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme

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He Who Rules The Hand, Rules The World

The way to power and wealth has always come to those who occupy the human hand.

In the beginning, every hand had rosaries or prayer beads:

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In modernity, smokeables occupied hands, such that even bloated corpses underwater enjoyed them:

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Next came the hydration fetish, with water bottles in every hand:

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At this precious instant in time, iPhones come to all hands, in delis, mortuaries, on operating tables, in bed, on the toilet, and probably well into the afterlife:

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And now, we can predict, through the efforts of human intelligence, artificial intelligence, the Central Intelligence Agency, market research, and the efforts of scientists both natural and unnatural, social and not-so-social, the . . .

NEXT BIG THING for the human hand:

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Remember, it could be worse.

It could be cabbages.