🚨WOW!!!!
A 13-year-old boy in Utah has just spent his ENTIRE SUMMER building a custom wheelchair for a 21-month-old baby girl he's never met.
His name is Zac Waters.
He watched a YouTube channel about 3D printing and decided he wanted to do something with it.
So he found MakeGood, a nonprofit that 3D prints assistive devices for people with disabilities, and got to work.
He spent over 300 HOURS, designing, printing, testing. and assembling.
...but he didn't just build a chair, he custom-designed it specifically for her
He custom printed pink accents, because pink is her favorite color.
He built her a removable cupholder and tray table. He designed a space in the back for heavier medical equipment.
He gave her soft, bendable straps so they don't dig into her, he even designed an adjustable footrest and headrest so it grows with her as she does.
When they asked him why he did it, he said it combines his two favorite things in life: 3D printing and helping people in need.
He's THIRTEEN YEARS OLD.
THIS IS THE AMERICA I KNOW!!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
"Have you noticed a change in demographics for the people who live here"
"No... it has not changed"
Says it with a straight face as two women in burqas walk past. You couldn’t script it better.
A TESLA ROBOT JUST KICKED A FIELD GOAL AND THE HIGHEST PAID POSITION IN FOOTBALL SUDDENLY LOOKS FRAGILE
Nobody was supposed to be filming this. Optimus walks out to the 30, lines up on the ball, plants, swings, and puts it through the uprights like it has done it a thousand times. Because it has.
Kicking is the one job in sports that is pure repetition. Same distance, same angle, same swing, no defender in your face. A machine that never gets nervous, never pulls a hamstring, never misses in the fourth quarter with the season on it.
The part that should bother people is the boredom. It does not celebrate. It walks back and does it again. And again. That is the whole training loop, running for free while everyone sleeps.
Every argument against robots doing real work goes the same way. Too fiddly, too physical, needs feel. Then the video shows up and the argument quietly moves to the next job.
Kickers get paid millions to be consistent. What happens when consistency stops being rare?