This is not sports-related at all. However, since we're in the middle of the off-season, I figure, why not?
ASIMO, the human-like robot developed and built by Honda, conducted the Detroit Symphony Orchestra last night. I was not there to see it, but I did happen to find a video via Engadget that I posted below.
Apparently, Honda "donated" 1 million dollars to the DSO for this event. The robot conducted one song. Last night the DSO also featured a special guest, famed cellist, Yo-Yo Ma. You can find the full story via the Freep.
The only conclusion that I could draw from this, is that the apocalypse is near.
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