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Endless Thread

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Endless Thread

WBUR

Reddit, Technology

4.22.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2018

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

A man makes a terrible sculpture of his girlfriend...out of Soylent. (Guess what..."they are now separate.") He then makes a flyer to try to give that sculpture away. The flyer goes viral. Why-oh-why did he do it? We find out.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Produced by the island at WBUR Boston.

0:07.0

Emory, what is the best worst science fiction movie you've ever seen?

0:15.0

I'm going to say Event Horizon.

0:18.0

Oh, good choice.

0:19.0

Yeah, what about you?

0:21.0

I mean, there's so many choices.

0:23.0

I mean, Logan's run.

0:24.0

You got your Westworld, that 70s movie.

0:27.0

Um, one of my favorites is RoboCop.

0:32.0

Thank you for not smoking.

0:34.0

Should we just talk about bad sci-fi movies for the rest of the episode?

0:38.0

Yes.

0:39.0

No, no, I mean, this is the perfect way to start this episode because a lot of science fiction

0:44.0

tries to predict the future and here is an example of that.

0:48.0

Soil and green is made out of people.

0:52.0

Okay, so that's the old movie, but in real life,

0:56.0

Soil and is a lot of things.

0:57.0

It's a startup that makes this meal replacement powder and drink that are popular in the tech crowd.

1:03.0

It's like an efficiency hack for people who don't want to prepare actual food.

1:08.0

And some people use it to lose weight.

1:10.0

It's made out of a lot of hard to pronounce ingredients, but it is not made out of people.

1:15.0

Except in this one example, Amory, right, where this weirdo made a sculpture of his girlfriend out of it.

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