Passenger pigeons once traveled in flocks of millions that were described as a "feathered tempest" that darkened the sky. The last wild bird was shot in 1901. #WeDidThis#3UA3
The National Geographic Photo Ark is the result of a multiyear effort by photographer Joel Sartore to document the world's animal species before they vanish. #3UA3
Sudan, the last male Northern white rhino, died this week. 2 females are all that are left of this species. How many species are we prepared to see disappear? #WeDidThis#3UA3
High heels are a bane on the modern woman. We should go back to the (hideous) comfort of the Croc. You don't see those things wrecking your feet, just your self-image #3UA3
On an unrelated note, 2001: A Space Odyssey's insane robot interface HAL 9000 is allegedly a reference to tech giant IBM. The letters HAL being a letter higher from IBM. #3UA3
A number of ALEXA devices are randomly laughing at their owners, and the cause of the bug is unknown. If this isn't a sign of the impending robot apocalypse, I don't know what is. #3UA3
To celebrate George Orwell's 110th birthday, Dutch artists fitted a bunch of party hats for city surveillance cameras to make us aware of just how much Big Brother is watching us. #3UA3
Getting to the end of a book before realizing that one of the main characters was an AI the whole time is far too startling for me to handle. I need to go re-examine everything I know to be real. #3UA3
At one point, Theodore Roosevelt was shot in the chest, but went on to deliver a speech anyway. Funny, most people would gladly shoot themselves in the chest to avoid giving a speech
Reading up on Mary Shelly, and the Victorian soap-opera tragedy that was her life. "A Series of Unfortunate Events" has nothing on this poor woman #3UA3
Trying to have an intelligent group conversation in class, when it suddenly dissolves into a heated debate on whether the moon landing was legit or not #3UA3