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Before AI assistants, Joe 90 imagined glasses that could transfer expert knowledge straight into a young secret agent’s mind. Gerry Anderson’s 1968 Supermarionation series blended spy fiction, futuristic technology, and puppetry. www.reddit.com/r/ForgottenA...

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