#Machines are not inventors

[higgsbison]

you and your bestie [incomprehensible]

[warmilikeit]

Guys, we're supposed to make a thesis and new inventions, so far we have thought of soap, creating a new religion, going back in time to kidnap Albert Einstein and making a bomb so big it makes another big bang theory

If you guys give me ideas, I will update 3 chapters continuously, or if you want, give me an invention idea and I will write a head cannon you want 2000 words max

It's a promise.

[starleska]

Since you're into Gargamel, have you ever taken Dick Dastardly from Wacky Racers into consideration? 🤔

YES!!!!!!! hahaha of COURSE, what a fabulous suggestion - the granddaddy of moustache-twirling card-carrying villains!!!! 🥴💖

you have fabulous taste as always - and are not the first person to suggest Dick to me 😉 i'd totally forgotten, but a little while ago i was chatting with my dad, and he (to my mortification) brought up how much i loved the baddies in all the old cartoons, Mr. Dastardly included 😂💖 i didn't know until today that Paul Winchell voiced both Dick Dastardly and Gargamel!!! what a legend!!!! he's just an absolute bastard, and for what? i have no idea of the wider canon of the Wacky Races universe as it's been so many years, but i think it's so much funnier if he's just a complete...well, dick, because he delights in getting one over on other people!!! he cheats and he lies and he serves severe cunt in his racing duster, what more do you want 🙈💖 i'm so happy that there is a great fanbase for him and the other Hanna Barbera oldies...and just may have to watch Scoob! after the Maxime Le Mal fixation dies down 👀 his design is so intriguing and i'm interested to see what they do with him in the modern era!!

[gellavonhamster]

call that the Curse of the Token USAmerican

[loderlied]

uhhh easy one but another gort hc: genius in any mathematics field

[ausetkmt]

Not So Fast there.. we got some corrections to make to this hoax

and also this continues where that one left off

and in case you just love Black Scientific Excellence enjoy this too

this final video is for those who didn't come to learn, but to argue.

Sit Down, get a cool drink and watch this one, to unravel those lies you were tricked into believing. KNOW Black People INVENTED Most of what you call modern technology. including this handy dandy device right here

So No..

[careful-fear]

in the lives of puppets perfectly encapsulates the 'incompetent teenagers go on an adventure' energy despite the characters actually being none of those things, except maybe rambo.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

[apollotronica]

the thing about lemon demon songs is theyre very specific. as such if a song is placed on a character playlist and it doesnt fit it goes horribly wrong. However when it comes to luca balsa from hit game identity v,

[horrorcomeshome]

There’s something in me that thinks it would be deeply funny to make another oc that’s doctor white’s assistant. Just keep building this bizarre little found family to include more medieval weirdos

[agentpinesmustdie]

The following is a test of Agency communication lines.

she spy on my liar till i rising pho-

[thevegetablewhichnoonedaresname]

where do I get a baby

[chryzuree]

OKAY TBF TO APOLLO: IM 97% CERTAIN JACKS’S CURSE TO MAKE APOLLO OBSESSED W EVANGELINE IS STILL INTACT. HIS VILLAINY IN THAT WHOLE BOOK IS JACKS’S FAULT AND JACKS IS SHOCKED WHEN IT TURNS ON HIM.

[justascribbla]

The typewriter invented by Robert H. Keaton in the 1930s to type sheet music. This 33 let model is from circa 1953.

[echera]

The Euphonia was a talking machine created in the early to mid-nineteenth century by the Austrian inventor Joseph Faber and exhibited in 1845 in Philadelphia and in 1846 in London's Egyptian Hall. An earlier version of the invention had been destroyed in 1844 by Faber.

For the inventor and his machine, the London theater manager John Hollingshead provided the most complete, but also the most depressing description: “The exhibitor, Professor Faber, was a sad-faced man, dressed in respectable well-worn clothes that were soiled by contact with tools, wood, and machinery. The room looked like a laboratory and workshop, which is was. The Professor was not too clean, and his hair and beard sadly wanted the attention of a barber. I had no doubt that he slept in the same room as the figure—his scientific Frankenstein monster—and I felt the secret influence of an idea that the two were destined to live and die together (...)"

Faber’s speech synthesizer “Euphonia” with a female operator at the keyboard.

After taking Faber to London for the Egyptian Hall exhibition, Barnum showed it at his American Museum of curiosities in New York City, where Mathew Brady’s studio photographed it (see the upper photo), c. 1860, and later in his touring circus. Faber’s talking machine was still being shown in Barnum’s Circus when it played at the Exhibition Grounds on Grenville Street in Toronto in August 1874. The newspaper Toronto Mail noted large crowds around the machine but observed that it must have had a cold or a dislocated jaw because all of its words sounded monotonous and similar.

Sadly, Joseph Faber ended his life tragically around 1850, when he committed suicide.

[daydreamerdrew]

The Incredible Hulk (1968) #242