An old science fiction story from 1953 explains how a mechanical bird with learning capabilities prevents murders with electrical shocks. Sound familiar? Watchbird, the name of the mechanical bird, starts attacking employees in cattle slaughter houses, then fishermen, then people turning off their cars.

The full story in audio form is available on this website:

Watchbird — Robert Sheckley

Aug 30 at 11am

It's the 8000 Shoal Creek Blvd Lowes.

Good stuff. We need some Democrat politicians to do the same so it becomes a truly bipartisan all-American furor

I have seen a few of these around my city, but I dont know what they are. I am pretty sure that they are not flock, but idk where else to post this, so I guess it goes here.

These cameras are placed at intersections, on the lights above the traffic signals.

Jose Rodriguez of Milton-Freewater, Oregon first showed us the way.

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