Tongue twisters are fun and it is hilarious to hear your friend stumble over the phrase “Sally sold seashells by the seashore”. Now, there's a new tongue twister out there created by MIT researchers, “pad kid poured curd pulled cord”, that has test subjects tripping over trying to spit it out so much that psychologists believe it could be the toughest one out there to date.

 

 

He talks, walks, breathes, and his heart beats, but do not mistake him for a real human being. He is built because Britain has the technology, they have the capability to build the world's first bionic man. Better than any robot created before. Better... stronger... faster.

 

 

Many predictions made by “credible sources” that pinpoint a date or a year where the Earth and everything we know could cease to end have so far been proven to be false after the supposed end-of-the-world-day passed by without much mishaps save for the usual killing, arson, rape, and starvation going around on a daily basis. Recently, a new prediction has been made that a large asteroid could probably, maybe, possibly collide into Earth in 2032, though there is not much need for panicking because the calculated risk is minimal.

 

 

Three things people wish for in technological advances: time-machines, teleportation and 3D hologram projectors. Now we can just wish for the first two since a 3D hologram device has been invented for smartphones!