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Hey Jorge, what do you think is the most impressive thing humanity has ever built?

Hmm, that's a pretty good question. Let me think about it for a second. I think I would have to say probably the most impressive human achievement is the refrigerator.

Obviously, I mean, the refrigerator, I couldn't live without it. It's pretty awesome. That's a cool answer. I was sort of thinking things like the Great Wall or the Golden Gate Bridge or the Burj Khalifa, you know, stuff that would inspire all, you know, things that like last for generations.

Hmm, well, you know, there is still in my fridge that's been there for generations.

I don't know, I look at these projects sometimes and I think, you know, humanity can really accomplish great things when we work together. It's really sort of impressive what we can pull off when we all work together.

Yeah, well, I don't know. I mean, I once ate everything in my fridge all by myself. I mean, I didn't need the rest of humanity for that.

You know, well, you can accomplish great things by yourself, but it makes me wonder sometimes like what future humans will build? Like what are the great, what's the Great Wall of the 21st century? You know, what kind of achievements will we, what kind of monuments will we leave behind for future humans?

The great refrigerator of China. That's right. A huge refrigerator in space.

You can see from space. That you can see from space that it needs to be cleaned.

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