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Macx-like data points and weak signals for futures research / a tumblelog by nicolas nova (The Near Future Laboratory).

January 17, 2013 at 3:06am
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“Did Google Kill this Donkey?” asks Jalopnik. The answer is no:
“Because of the way our 360-degree imagery is put together, it looked to some that our car had been involved in an unseemly hit and run, leaving the humble beast stranded in the road.

As our imagery below shows, the donkey was lying in the path - perhaps enjoying a dust bath - before moving safely aside as our car drove past. I’m pleased to confirm the donkey is alive and well.”

“Did Google Kill this Donkey?” asks Jalopnik. The answer is no: “Because of the way our 360-degree imagery is put together, it looked to some that our car had been involved in an unseemly hit and run, leaving the humble beast stranded in the road. As our imagery below shows, the donkey was lying in the path - perhaps enjoying a dust bath - before moving safely aside as our car drove past. I’m pleased to confirm the donkey is alive and well.”

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    Whew… I was really REALLY worried about this.
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    Yay, donkey dust bath!
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