This is interesting because you can see a helicopter fly right through the hole in the middle. This looks like a Scottish Torq.
Back in the late 1960's there was a movie called "Colossus: The Forbin Project". This was one of the earliest forms of Hollywood disclosure out there. It's a movie about the United States creating a supercomputer in a location so secure that no one could get to it once it became online... it was called Colossus. The Russians then made their version called "The Guardian"
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Above is the movie in its entirety. It showed computer networking abilities that simply did not exist at the time and was very forward thinking in the presentation of the movie. In fact, some of what has been presented has already happened today. Early on in the movie the Colossus computer and the Guardian computer began to communicate... and created it's own language.
Recently Facebook created two AI computers to chat between each other... and soon after they began to create their own language.
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Then there is Roko's Baselisk... a frightening concept where a computer, once it becomes self aware, will remember the humans that were useful to it and eliminate the rest. This concept was also demonstrated in Colossus where it protected Doctor Forbin and eliminated anyone who might have been a threat to it.
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So with that, I highly recommend you seek out a copy of Colossus: The Forbin Project and watch it. The movie is actually pretty good for something made in 1969 and released in 1970. It shows the most state of the art computer terminals and equipment of the day. In fact some of the equipment is relevant to today's equipment which makes it even more scary.
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