It's gothub.org. You linked to some dumb AI startup.

It's a sure sign of a bubble that a URL typo coincidentally brings one to a completely unrelated page for a completely unknown, in-beta AI startup with a dumb idea.

I reject your reality and substitute my own.

The correct answer is C: the cube plops out and the object to which the blue portal is affixed flies off in the southwest direction.

That was just an advertisement for the AI companies. I'm surprised the media aired it. Well,... not surprised. It's the media.

Chiming in to say I did the same and had the same result. This is the facebook post. I think we're all learning in real time that unless a photo comes from reputable source like a historical society or something like that, then you can't trust that it has any provenance rooted in the real world. It takes too little effort to generate simulacrum and blast it on the internets.

P.S. Fuck facebook.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concept_album

Carl Sagan has entered the chat.

Are you referring to the fact that it looks like they're holding the sign backwards? They've most likely utilized both sides. We can't see what it says on the front.

We need to set the Ozarks on fire and get the south thinking.

#hack_the_planet

#tilt_it_back

Notable context for the rest of the world: the US Congress is currently debating ending the changing of the clocks every spring and fall.

So You Want To Abolish Time Zones