"Have you seen the Marbot's blueprint? The hard copy I found is badly damaged, fortunately I could retrieve the digital backup from the old drives. When I gaze at Marbot's blueprint it reminds me the times when people were bright and humble. People were doing things just to help humanity, not for personal gain.
Marbot too was designed to help other people. It was one the first bots designed for direct human interaction, in Marbot's case underwater human interaction. Marbots had been used widely in swimming pools as instructors. Kids loved swimming with them. However, things changed after the fl00d. All the manufactured Marbots discarded to the dark, cold, deep ocean water."
"Here is our dear Lovebug's blueprint. As you can see, the hard copy and digital copies are slightly different (maybe more than "slightly").
Well, Lovebug's design never got approved officially. But somehow, someone manufactured them unofficially. People found stray Lovebugs at every corner. No one knew who made them or what was their purpose. People couldn't find a way to utilize them so they didn't want Lovebugs around them. They hunted Lovebugs down and torn them apart to recycle. Some Lovebugs managed to run away and settled on dark, cold, deep ocean water."
Marbot was chasing Lovebug to...
or...
Meet this amazing deep ocean anemone!
It's called "cribrinopsis indicina". It's so unique because it feed on data! Biologists are saying that it evolved that way because of the fiber optic cables on the ocean floor. They use bioluminescence to transmit data. Also they create their own intranet to distribute data. This way, each anemone feeds sufficiently.
It's called "cribrinopsis indicina". It's so unique because it feed on data! Biologists are saying that it evolved that way because of the fiber optic cables on the ocean floor. They use bioluminescence to transmit data. Also they create their own intranet to distribute data. This way, each anemone feeds sufficiently.
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