lickypickystickyme: theweekmagazine: Why NASA is funding a 3D pizza printer You could argue that the different eras of human history have been defined by a few key innovations. Advancements in agriculture some 10,000 years ago allowed our nomadic ancestors to finally stay put in one place. Alexander Graham Bell and his rivals changed telecommunications forever in the 19th century with the advent of the phone. The Internet’s rise in the ’90s sparked an era of boundless information, and the smartphone in 2007 put that information in the palm of our hands. All of which is sure be to eclipsed by what could be mankind’s greatest achievement to date. Behold: The 3D pizza printer. the world is gonna end. there’s nothing more to aspire.
wearejohnlocked: every-body-lives: rose-9-10: captkylej: hopeyouhateit: I HAD TO MAKE A GIF BECAUSE I COULDN’T FIND ONEAM I THE ONLY ONE WHO SAW THISI JUST You now realize that the reason that the angels didn’t get her here is because THE CAMERA COUNTED AS SOMEONE WATCHING THEM. And the only time the angels moved was when sally blocked them from the view of the camera This episode breaks the fourth wall in more ways than one.  This shows that even the audience can be part of a Doctor Who episode.  Whovians, you’ve always wanted to be in an episode.  ”Blink” was the first.  You also hear the Doctor talking to you about the statues.  The “Don’t Blink” speech we know by heart.  And…what about the angel in the window?  If Sally wasn’t looking at that one, then why didn’t it move? Because we were watching it.
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