Woodstock seemed to be able to eat more meat than his body sized going by the Thanksgiving special. (Not sure that’s canon.) Maybe his “people” are likewise.
As mentioned this is an older song. Looks to be a Harold Arlen song popularized by Judy Garland. Although it seems it predates her on looking it up. Singer Ruth Etting and jazz musician Frankie Trumbauer did versions early in the 1930s when Judy Garland was still Frances Gumm of The Gumm Sisters.
Nah it’s the Voice. Lucy is a natural Bene Geserrit.
Reverend Mother Lucy: “Look here Paul Atreidie, I’ve got a poisoned needle to your neck.”PA: “How do I know that’s a poisoned needle?” RML: “You don’t believe me?”PA: “Well maybe, I’m not sure.”RML: “You’re not sure? I’ve got this needle to his neck and he’s not sure? I’m important, I got this grand hat. You better believe it’s poison now!”PA: “Umm”RML: “You’re not answering. If you really believed me now you would say so.”PA: “It’s just…”RML: “I know when I’ve been insulted. This is an outrage! I’ll sue! Get my Bene Geserrit lawyer!” PA: “Wow you sure are crabby.” With that the Reverend Mother retracts the needle and punches him in the face. Lady Jessica: “What is this?”“He was too wishy-washy to be the one. Well goodbye round-headed kid, I hope you survive.”
I don’t think so. The whole idea AI is going to be Skynet and kill us all I think is more about human paranoia then reality.
This doesn’t mean I think drones and AI are inevitably good, I just don’t think the problems will be “they’ll kill us all!” type problems. What I see so far in tech I think the risks are more: Job loss, mass confusion, loss of privacy, and the potential for totalitarian governments to be more effectively totalitarian.
I’m more into actual zeppelins myself. And I’ve never been an electrician for the other.