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Stephen Colbert rounding up the worst CES tech is equal parts funny and disturbing
Technology has so much potential for good, and yet so many people still insist on using it for the downright strange.
CES 2022 was a case in point, with the many revolutionary gadgets on display going hand-in-hand with some deeply bizarre ones.
In the video above, Stephen Colbert unpacks the absolute weirdest — from finger-nibbling robots to 3D-printed chicken cooked via lazer.
“We’ll get to you in a minute, cancer, we’re just photoshopping some nuggets over here,” says Colbert in the clip. “Is the process disgusting? Well, judge for your…of course it is.”
*Shudder*
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