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andyts:

GUYS.

3D PRINTING.

SCAN AN ITEM.

PRINT A DUPLICATE.

NO.

FUCKING SHIT.

IM SERIOUS.

WATCH THAT FUCKING VIDEO.

FUCK.

TECHNOLOGY.

FUCK.

IT’S LIKE THE COPY MACHINE FROM THE FAIRLY ODD PARENTS.

WHAT DID I JUST WITNESS?

IS THIS FOR REAL? 

THIS CAN’T BE REAL.

NEXT THEY’LL BE TELLING US WE CAN DOWNLOAD FOOD.

HOW EVEN

I MEAN

WHAT

IS THIS REAL LIFE

Yeah, I want one. Now.

This is so cool I don’t know how I exist in the same world as it.

I AM NOT WORTHY OF BEING ON THE SAME PLANET AS THIS THING, LET ALONE WITHIN TEN MILES.  HOLY SHIT.

Science is fucking beautiful.

I love technology so fucking much sometimes.

That powder is a trade secret?  That’s more than a little concerning.  You saw that guy just reach into the powder and pull out the wrench?  What would that do to our lungs? Granted they have him blow off the excess powder in an enclosed chamber so they didn’t have to breathe clouds of the stuff, but still… What if that stuff got out into the environment?

I’d like to be all for this because it’s really awesome and all, but I’d want to be sure it was safe for people and the environment, first.

YE GODS

as far as environmental concerns go, there’s obviously a reason why this stuff isn’t mass-produced yet; it’s still being tested and no doubt improved by the team working on it (and it’s no doubt EXPENSIVE AS HELL). So clinical trials are probably an on-going thing

going to continue trying to piece my mind back together

WOOOWWW!!!

OH SHIT.

Whatwhatwhatwhat

No Farquaad way!