did-you-kno:

The 13-foot tall and 4.5 ton weighting humanoid robot on wheels with all its 30 hydraulic joints can be operated directly from the cockpit or remotely using a smartphone with a 3G connection.

To compensate for its 6 miles per hour, the robot is equipped with a Gatling gun shooting 100 ball bearings per second. Presently Kuratas are announced to be available in 16 colors, costing $1.28 million per robot, with an optional cup holder for just $90.

 

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A quote from the Yogi tea I was drinking today: “Patience gives the power to practice; practice gives the power that leads to perfection.” I’d like to add a slight change to that. “Patience gives the power to practice; practice gives the power that leads to progress.” Progress - not perfection because being perfect is impossible. And there is nothing wrong with that. With love, -Farihah

girlengineer:

When you factor in the fertilizer needed to grow animal feed and the sheer volume of methane expelled by cows, a carnivore driving a Prius can contribute more to global warming than a vegan in a Hummer. Given the environmental toll of factory farming it’s easy to see why people get excited about the idea of meat grown in a lab, without fertilizer, feed corn, or burps.

In this vision of the future, our steaks are grown in vats rather than in cows, with layers of cow cells nurtured on complex machinery to create a cruelty-free, sustainable meat alternative.

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The best morning is when I do yoga, while listening to relaxing music and smelling the incense that I started to burn. Then I meditate, drink tea, have breakfast and start a happy day. <3