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Why is the 18 hour static not given significant importance in the movie 'Contact' (1997)? Why didn't they first test the alien machine with a dummy? - Quora
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Why is the 18 hour static not given significant importance in the movie 'Contact' (1997)? Why didn't they first test the alien machine with a dummy? - Quora
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The Final Day
Why is the 18 hour static not given significant importance in the movie 'Contact' (1997)? Why didn't they first test the alien machine with a dummy? - Quora
Alex Garland's 'Ex Machina': is true artificial intelligence sci-fi or sci-fact? | The Independent | The Independent
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Why is the 18 hour static not given significant importance in the movie 'Contact' (1997)? Why didn't they first test the alien machine with a dummy? - Quora
How we created the first ever blueprint for a real quantum computer | The Independent | The Independent
The New Breed Of Sci-Fi That's Saving Hollywood From Itself
20 Years Ago, Hollywood Imagined A Wormhole Machine at NASA Space Ctr. | Observer
What Does It 'Feel' Like to Be a Chatbot? - Scientific American
Why is the 18 hour static not given significant importance in the movie 'Contact' (1997)? Why didn't they first test the alien machine with a dummy? - Quora
Nuclear fusion could give the world a limitless source of clean energy. We're closer than ever to it
