guardiancomment:

Charlie Brooker on visiting Japan, where he is eating green kit kats:

The first toilet I encountered in Japan was so advanced it automatically  lifted the seat itself the moment it sensed my approach, like it just  couldn’t wait for me to crap down its throat. It’s disconcerting,  defecating into a robot’s mouth. In five years’ time that toilet won’t  merely cock its lid when you enter the room, it’ll be programmed to hum  lullabies as it swallows your droppings. If the machines ever rise up  and kill us, we’ll only have our own smug sense of mastery to blame.


I did see toilets in Japan where, if you pressed the right button, they would play music.
IT IS HAPPENING NOW!

guardiancomment:

Charlie Brooker on visiting Japan, where he is eating green kit kats:

The first toilet I encountered in Japan was so advanced it automatically lifted the seat itself the moment it sensed my approach, like it just couldn’t wait for me to crap down its throat. It’s disconcerting, defecating into a robot’s mouth. In five years’ time that toilet won’t merely cock its lid when you enter the room, it’ll be programmed to hum lullabies as it swallows your droppings. If the machines ever rise up and kill us, we’ll only have our own smug sense of mastery to blame.

I did see toilets in Japan where, if you pressed the right button, they would play music.

IT IS HAPPENING NOW!

If life is just a collection of random things you pick along the way, then I guess this is a very sad reflection of my life.

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