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OK I Fell For A Huge Fake Because I Wanted To Believe It: Amazon Blimp Delivery

There are some cool videos going around that show an Amazon blimp launching baby drone delivery bots. This is so neat and so believable because we all know Amazon has been working on drones and considering blimps.

As for me, I believed it because I wanted to. I am biased to want to believe in Amazon. And I am used to them doing incredible things.

Check it out yourself and tell me you would not believe this!

But, it is fake. For now. It sure could be real. But it is not.

The video was created by a video production artist in Hiroshima, Japan who goes by the Twitter handle zozi009

I love it! It is inspiring. But it was art vice reality.

About Bob Gourley

Bob Gourley is the CTO and Co-Founder of the due diligence and cybersecurity consultancy OODA LLC , which publishes CTOvision.com and OODAloop.com. Bob's background is as an all source intelligence analyst and an enterprise CTO.

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