Men In Black 3 And The Art Of Stealing Precious Analog Chinese Technology


While the Communist government neuralyzes Men in Black 3, a Chinese gadget site iGeek is claiming that the futuristic Men in Black 3 is copying a Chinese invention.

MIB3 nakedly ripped off our country’s patented technology,” iGeek said via a Chinese social networking site.

Described as “an exquisite specimen of Chinese workmanship”, the colourful analogue bike was discovered back in 2007 in Qingdao, and it’s stamped with the following phrase in Chinese: “Patented Product. Unique in the World.”

By unique in the world, perhaps the invented means existing outside of China since the 19th century. That explains how this Chinese inventor got this monowheel: TIME TRAVEL.

Men in Black III Steals Chinese Technology? [Tea Leaf Nation]


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