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{{ComicHeader|652|October 21, 2009}}
 
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[[File:More_Accurate.png|We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.]]
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[[File:More Accurate.png|We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.]]
  
 
== Image Text ==
 
== Image Text ==
 
We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.
 
We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.
  
== Description ==
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==Explanation==
 
This is a comic referencing the Terminator series , in which a super-intelligent machine from the future time travels back in time to kill Sarah Connor.
 
This is a comic referencing the Terminator series , in which a super-intelligent machine from the future time travels back in time to kill Sarah Connor.
  
 
However, we currently have robots that are able to attack specific locations and targets.  Originally, unmanned aerial vehicles were only used for surveillance and reconnaissance.  But, now more than ever, they are used for attacks.  One thing that keeps us short of a Terminator scenario is that most of the unmanned aerial vehicles are either pre-programmed or flown remotely by members of the military.  Still, the image text is correct, the future is here.
 
However, we currently have robots that are able to attack specific locations and targets.  Originally, unmanned aerial vehicles were only used for surveillance and reconnaissance.  But, now more than ever, they are used for attacks.  One thing that keeps us short of a Terminator scenario is that most of the unmanned aerial vehicles are either pre-programmed or flown remotely by members of the military.  Still, the image text is correct, the future is here.

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We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.

Image Text

We live in a world where there are actual fleets of robot assassins patrolling the skies. At some point there, we left the present and entered the future.

Explanation

This is a comic referencing the Terminator series , in which a super-intelligent machine from the future time travels back in time to kill Sarah Connor.

However, we currently have robots that are able to attack specific locations and targets. Originally, unmanned aerial vehicles were only used for surveillance and reconnaissance. But, now more than ever, they are used for attacks. One thing that keeps us short of a Terminator scenario is that most of the unmanned aerial vehicles are either pre-programmed or flown remotely by members of the military. Still, the image text is correct, the future is here.