The Great Filter is a coin-flip. Is it ahead us, or behind us? There’s plenty of things that the Great Filter could be, let’s look into them and into what the Fermi Paradox is.
The Great Filter is whatever event would prevent inanimate matter from forming into expanding, lasting life.
Maybe it’s just me, but I figured that in 2020, we would be closer to the Jetsons than we actually are today. (For you curious ones, The Jetsons is set in 2062, a mere 42 years away)
Well these guys took a step towards the automative uselessness featured in our favorite futuristic Hannah Barbara cartoon with this cereal sorting machine. Where was this machine when I was 8, filtering my hearts, stars and horseshoes! It would have been magically faster while watching my Saturday morning shows.
Gautam Bose and Lucas Ochoa, creative technologists at Google Creative Lab, show you how you can build your own machine able to classify and sort objects, using Coral and Teachable Machine
Their explanations on the Teachable Machine website is actually quite detailed and easy to follow, if you own the right equipment at home.
We’ve featured plenty of geeky planters in the past on GAS, but this Baby Yoda in his pod version has to be the cutest! And the best thing about it? Its succulent plant is fake, so you can never kill it.
Wish “Baby Yoda” could stay forever young? At least your succulent can because, well, it’s fake. Inspired by the Star Wars series The Mandalorian, this ceramic planter features the Child snuggled up in his pram with a faux succulent!