Mark Fischbach

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68,660 appearances 83 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2024 last heard 4d ago

Mark Fischbach’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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This is a real thing.
I said it in the intro, but it's a real thing.
Australian giant burrowing cockroaches are being transformed into cybernetic paraborgs, which can be remote controlled while delivering specialized rescue and medical equipment in disaster areas.
I don't know about the medical equipment, but as far as I know, they have tiny cameras and possibly...
a needle and i don't know about you but i know that medicine is not to the point where we can just inject someone with heel juice and suddenly they feel better uh but the the general concept is that they're in two pairs you have an observer cyborg cockroach and you have a drug delivery cyborg cockroach
they're small and they can go into disaster zones and they saw that one episode of rick and morty where you know he controlled the cockroaches um and they were like yeah that sounds that sounds good yeah
I hope that was not the only route.
They're like, actually, that is the way we should do it.
Cockroaches.
Man, Rick, he's the smartest man alive.
I'm going to interview this.
We got to bring this guy in.
All right.
So anyway, yeah, that's that's actually a thing.
I don't know how far it will actually go, but apparently you can stick a bunch of electrodes to a cockroach's head and send electricity and it will do things.
Well, it will move.
That's basically it.
It's it's it will go in a direction that you shock it to go.
Yeah.
While the paraborgs can be steered remotely, the cockroaches themselves are still very much alive and able to use their skills as bugs to navigate through complex terrain.
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