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How do you think will machines of the future handle and treat animals? Better than humans did?
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it sure looks like it only thought for 6 seconds
>skips e, f, j, and l entirely
>K is for lion
>O is for jellyfish
>p is for penguin (I PROMISE this is a penguin and not a kangaroo I meant for k, see it even has a beak)
>ah yes the classic hornless owl-headed narwhal
>R is for snake
>s is for tiger (also t is for tiger too)
>U is for vulture
>V is for x-ray fish (lol)
>YAK
>this bird is a whale I promise
>and this bird is an X-ray I PROMISE
>Y is for zebra, here have a picture of a cow/pig thing
>Z is for Urba, have a turtle
>B Zebra (pictured: pig)
>and a mystery maybe-quagga? more likely pig/zebra hybrid with no name to end it off
Anything I missed? Man that's more errors than I thought lmao
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so glad RAM is now $10,000 per GB. Totally worth it...



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