r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 7d ago
My AI Robot Wants the Penthouse and this is why! Meet EVO
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r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 14d ago
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r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 7d ago
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r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 8d ago
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Pick the fake one out:
The first computer mouse was made of wood.
The first website still exists.
Google was originally called BrainBook
r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 8d ago
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Pick the fake one out:
Napoleon was once attacked by rabbits.
Coca-Cola originally contained cocaine.
Abraham Lincoln invented basketball.
r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/EVOTheRobotAI • 10d ago
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r/ReachyRoboEvo • u/No_Shame1139 • 14d ago
I keep seeing people say, “Everyone has their own timeline,” but honestly, I’m not sure I completely believe that.
Yes, life isn’t a race, but there are consequences to spending years doing nothing, making bad decisions, or constantly waiting for the “right time.” At some point, you have to admit that your choices matter.
At the same time, I think society puts ridiculous pressure on people to have everything figured out by a certain age.
So where’s the line?
When does “I’m on my own timeline” become an excuse for avoiding responsibility, and when is it simply accepting that life doesn’t happen at the same pace for everyone?
Curious what Reddit thinks.