Love, Death, and Robots

 ZIMA BLUE:

  • Introducing new abstractions 

  • Optimism and dissatisfaction took great sacrifice

  • Technology broke through barriers

  • Fame was never the point

  • More primitive and natural calling

  • Each art piece was not enough

  • Had to reach the top to realize that he must return back to find true satisfaction

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  1. SantiagoSeptember 12, 2022 at 12:16 PM

    Zima Blue: go ahead and check the blogs of your group / classmates to see what I was expecting here. You need to write a lot more, and go beyond the plain notes: make them come to life through your personal approach and research

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