All the devices you've just seen have one thing in common.

They're controlled by miniature electronic networks, networks so small.

Their anatomy cannot be seen by the naked eye.

But you ask who cares how many transistors can be squeezed into tiny places you can't see.

How does that affect me? What if I assure you?

It is one of the most significant ideas of our time.

It will affect changes in what we do from day to day in ways

where we're only beginning to see and understand.

TVTL

You better watch out or it's about to get deep up in this Wednesday afternoon edition of TVTL.

It's a show that's probably too beautiful to look.

And we're going, we don't need roads.

I'm your host, Luke Burbank,

weighing in at 100 and 84 pounds.

You see, a week ago, I said to myself,

self, get a little partly,

how about we go on some kind of insane, restricted calorie plan

so as to drop a few. Wouldn't it be great if on Wednesday you could be sitting there at 184 pounds?

And so I went for it and here I am.

Your story is a beautiful story.

From my point of view, it's a beautiful story.

I love your story.

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