A British AI scientist offers a wild prediction:

Robots programmed to play football will surpass the ability of Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi by 2045.

So in less than three decades, robots will run faster, dribble better, shoot harder and pass with more accuracy than the human race could ever manage.

How?

Through the use of a gel-like substance called electro-active polymer. Robot muscles made out of electro-active polymers would function almost exactly like human muscles, providing force and making the robot move smoothly.

And here's the kicker (literally)...

A footballing robot built this way can possess more than 15 times the strength of a human.

Imagine how obtaining such cyborg strength would be beneficial for a hockey player as well...

You'd skate faster than McDavid, hit guys into next week like Scott Stevens in his prime, and pop the water bottle on every shot unleashing 200 mph howitzers that make Chara's slapper look like slo-mo.

And with a few of these mega strong hockey cyborgs in the line-up along with Matthews, Marner and Nylander, perhaps Maple Leafs fans would finally escape their cumulative 50+ years of misery.

But that's still a few decades into the future.

Until then, strength can only be built the old-fashioned way. Squatting, pressing, pulling, picking up, and carrying big weights.

For that, I have just the right plan for you.

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Yunus Barisik