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fandomhigh2022-10-18 11:51 am
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American Inventions, Tuesday, October 18, 2022
Steve wasn't joined by Tony today--or at least not by Tony as a person. There was a black cat on the desk behind him when the students arrived, methodically pushing every. single. thing onto the floor and watching with curious intensity.
"Hello everyone," Steve said with a slightly strained smile. "As you can see, Tony isn't exactly feeling like himself. Hopefully that'll wear off by next class."
There was another, decidedly coffee-mug shaped crash behind him and he winced. "Or I'm going to need to buy some more cups. But since he isn't in any place to object, let's talk about one of the greatest American inventors of my dimension: Tony Stark."
And then Steve gave the class an elaborate, almost effusive presentation about Tony's work with clean energy, discovery of a new element for the periodic table, and innovations in artificial intelligence. But...not the virtual reality immersion thing. Or anything about the Iron Man suit.
If you came away from the lecture thinking Steve was the world's biggest fanboy, you weren't entirely wrong.
"Right, so please work on an essay for next week about three problems clean energy solves, and two more that it creates," Steve concluded. "And today, sketch out an idea for your own robot."
"Hello everyone," Steve said with a slightly strained smile. "As you can see, Tony isn't exactly feeling like himself. Hopefully that'll wear off by next class."
There was another, decidedly coffee-mug shaped crash behind him and he winced. "Or I'm going to need to buy some more cups. But since he isn't in any place to object, let's talk about one of the greatest American inventors of my dimension: Tony Stark."
And then Steve gave the class an elaborate, almost effusive presentation about Tony's work with clean energy, discovery of a new element for the periodic table, and innovations in artificial intelligence. But...not the virtual reality immersion thing. Or anything about the Iron Man suit.
If you came away from the lecture thinking Steve was the world's biggest fanboy, you weren't entirely wrong.
"Right, so please work on an essay for next week about three problems clean energy solves, and two more that it creates," Steve concluded. "And today, sketch out an idea for your own robot."