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MY ARM
By: Okechukwu Ubi
(School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Civil Eng.)
Competition Year: 2017 Votes (49) | Comments (10) |
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Tools made of stone, wood, antlers and bones, millions of years ago;
The Hyperloop, supercomputers, nanotechnology, now.
Nothing yet compares to the human brain – humanity.
Science, technology; they have grown in leaps and bounds.
Humanity, it has grown on lips and in bits.
Years of research, development, learning and unlearning from failures,
Birthed Availability, Reliability and Maintainability (ARM) of machines.
These, successfully built into machines by humans.
Machines, now seemingly invincible and outright dependable…
… they yet struggle to replace humanity.
Humanity requires our ARM!
Like an arm,
Available by extension, Reliable by cohesion, Maintainable by interrelation
We need to be an arm and ARM for humanity.
I could’ve given anything,
I can give something…
Here, my ARM!