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3Drag: the 3D printer for chocolate and food
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3Drag: the 3D printer for chocolate and food
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Re: 3Drag: the 3D printer for chocolate and food
Woot! We can now 'technology' all of the chocolatiers in the world out of jobs! Keep going America, there's still a few jobs left that don't yet require working a computer or machine!
P.S. - chocolate is awesome.
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The 3D printing applications are just now starting to explode. Some amazing things are bein done and on the drawing board.
"Do not confuse motion and progress, A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress"
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I guess just the fact that something is a new technology doesn't always win me over. Now, if they can 3D print organs for people who need them or something like that, then I'm all in. Chocolate and guns and knick-knacks don't really do it for me. (just my thoughts)
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BYOB wrote:
I guess just the fact that something is a new technology doesn't always win me over. Now, if they can 3D print organs for people who need them or something like that, then I'm all in. Chocolate and guns and knick-knacks don't really do it for me. (just my thoughts)
Take a look at this. I have seen a number of other articles in the same sense also.
"Do not confuse motion and progress, A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress"
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Re: 3Drag: the 3D printer for chocolate and food
I guess just the fact that something is a new technology doesn't always win me over. Now, if they can 3D print organs for people who need them or something like that, then I'm all in. Chocolate and guns and knick-knacks don't really do it for me. (just my thoughts)
Take a look at this. I have seen a number of other articles in the same sense also.
Now that's more like it! 3D Printers, you have been redeemed. 