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1. Balmain Gardening Shirt – $1,380 Remember that red tartan garden shirt Melania wore to her first public visit to the White House Garden where she hosted schoolchildren? Yeah, that shirt was over a thousand dollars. She topped that off with some Dolce&Gabbana sungl es, jeans and converse shoes. It's hard to tell if she was going for casual, but we can all agree it looked over the top for some garden hangout session with kids. 2. Christian Louboutin Multi Python Pumps – $1,395 Melania paired these hella expensive shoes with a green shirt dress to get on a plane on her way to Lily's Place. Yes, the dress cost only about a third of the shoes, so I guess that's good. But do you really need rainbow snake shoes to go to a an infant recovery center in West Virginia? 3. Neon Pink Delpozo Dress – $2,950 If you were to give your first speech about bullying to world leaders at the United Nations what would you wear? Probably something cl y, something that would make you look serious and professional and wouldn't distract from your message, right? Nope. A huge neon pink dress worth almost $3000 and pink heels. Great idea. 4. Michael Kors Collection Congress Suit – $9,990 At first you might think that this is actually one of the more restrained outfits for Melania, despite all the beads. Sure, it's black and business like, but it's also priced at almost 10K. Not to mention that she chose the worst time to wear it – President Trump's address at a joint session of Congress in February 2017, to which all Democrat women wore white to support women's rights. 5. Cognac Hermès Birkin Bag – $13,461 What did FLOTUS wear for the day of moving into the White House? Some $1000 Bally trousers, a Dolce & Gabbana top, Manolo Blahnik shoes. What about accessories? Oh right, wait for this! A $13,461 Hermes Birkin Bag. We get it, you're rich as all get out. Do you have to flaunt it though? 6. Manolo Blahnik Heels – $595 Speaking of Manolo Blahnik shoes, they're not that expensive in comparison to some of the other items Melania has worn, right? Well wait until you hear the awesome occasion she chose to wear them for. Remember the devastating Hurricane Harvey and how many people lost their homes and belongings because of it? Well Melania decided it was totally appropriate to leave the Whitehouse wearing those designer shoes. She did however change into sport shoes before visiting the victims of the hurricane in Texas, but maybe didn't have to be so upscale to board Marine One and Air Force One from Washington. 7. Roksanda Dress – $2,275 At this point you're probably used to the hefty prices of Melania's outfits. But what's even more interesting about this dress is that it's by Roksanda, a designer Michelle Obama wore on a couple of occasions too. And here's the kicker. Melania wore this dress to the 2016 RNC in Ohio where her speech featured words previously spoken by Michelle Obama. Woops! Speech writers check this stuff more carefully. 8. Monique Lhuillier Gown – $7,995 Where should we even start with this dress? Let's begin by stating that this shiny glamorous dress, that's clearly more suited for a red carpet, was worn to a White House Historical ociation reception. And it's basically eight thousand dollars. Do we need to say more? 9. Crocodile Hermès Birkin Bag – $75,000 This handbag, that Melania Trump took with her on her trip to Poland and Germany, might look very sleek, simple and stylish, but it's actually made of crocodile skin, which already raises a lot of controversy as some species of this beast are endangered. And also, it's $75,000. Just take a moment and let that sink in. Seventy five thousand dollars for a handbag. No a K-Mart bobble to be sure! 10. Dolce & Gabbana 3D Coat – $51,500 We left the best for last. This coat is probably the most outrageous thing Melania has worn to date. Not only because it costs more than an average American makes in a year, but also because such a colorful, 3D, over the top coat belongs on a fashion show runway, not a G7 Summit which she wore it to.

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Nanobot Weapons Nanotechnology can be as deadly as any other kind of weapon. While it's a great instrument in terms of healing, growing body parts, organs, and whatnot, nanobots can also be used to wipe out whole cities as there would be literally no cure that would stop this 'plague of locusts'. One mistake is all it takes to transform the ultimate weapon into a means of world destruction. Self-replicating nanobots are virtually indestructible – they can't be bombed, shot at, or captured. If they get out of hand – the whole world is doomed. Self-Replicating Tech The whole idea isn't new, not by a long shot. Back in 1948 John von Neumann came up with the idea of a machine that could use raw materials to build a copy of itself and then upload its own programming into the new body (very Matrix-esque if you want our opinion). Of course, creating such a technology would be very beneficial in terms of its cheap production, all you need to do is thoroughly think over the original, and the machine will do the rest of the work. Nevertheless, it's really dangerous to give control over m -production of any kind of machine to another machine. So many things could go wrong there! Even if the machines themselves are harmless, when there are too many of them it would cause an immense consumption of resources. Ultimately, the whole world could be taken over by machines! Warp Drive All sci-fi trends tend to agree on one thing – there will be intergalactic travel in the future. In order to travel further than our Solar System, we'll need to somehow figure out the whole traveling faster than the speed of light thing. While in linear space FTL travel seems to be impossible, a warp drive would probably solve most of our traveling problems by bending time around the ship and literally bringing the needed destination to us, not vice versa. Scientists believe it might be possible to create a warp drive someday, but there is one small problem. When using a warp drive, special high energy particles get caught up in its field. It won't impede the traveling process, but upon arrival, those particles will be released along with a crazy amount of energy that could wipe up whole star systems and even create a black hole. Not the most peaceful way to travel. Automated War Drones What happens when warfare gets devoid of the infamous human factor? Nothing good, that's for sure. While it may seem nice to not put people out there to make all the complex judgment calls during battle, the truth is that no machine would ever be able to do the same. All people make mistakes – that's something that a machine won't understand, at least not in the nearest future, it will just execute the order, no questions asked. The story's different with automated war drones that don't even need human supervision once the target is set. If anything goes wrong, who will be held responsible? And if those machines will become the main means of warfare (although we by no account want any warfare to happen at all) then imagine just how many soulless machines will be thrown into battle and what disastrous consequences such battles would have on the environment and the civilians caught in the crossfire. Virtual Prisons Scientists and sci-fi writers like to talk about creating virtual reality and all the possibilities that come with it. They mostly speculate about having fun, playing games, engaging in virtual relationships and going on exotic vacations without leaving the city. What we rarely think about is that virtual reality can be used to imprison people, both convicted criminals and innocent ones (because once this kind of technology is out, it's out for everyone). People would experience the most horrifying moments, months or even years in mere seconds. Although such tech could be used for the greater good of mankind, it could also become one of the most powerful weapons and interrogation techniques that could drive people crazy. Gene Sequencing for Pathogens There's nothing you can't find on the Internet these days, even a published paper on how to make mutant bird flu! Various studies of human and non-human DNA are supposed to give us a broader and er understanding of how things work, but tempering with genomes could lead to huge problems, especially when we start altering the genomes of pathogens. This is probably one of the most widely-used Apocalypse scenarios, and for a very good reason. One genetically altered virus could wipe out the human race! And while it's true that we should study just about everything, however deadly, but maybe it's not such a good idea to publish those results online. Electronic Telepathy Scientists believe that this kind of technology will be available in 20 years or so, which is not that far away. Mind-to-mind communication can be a great thing, but it will also make humans more vulnerable. If you open up your brain to communicate with another person, it also means that you make it accessible to people with darker motives. Think about spam, ads, altering emotions and memories. And that's just the tip of the iceberg! If you have a chip installed in your brain, there's high possibility that it could be hacked because that's just what people do. Imagine how much control government would gain in a situation like that! And the worst part, you might not even notice the intrusion and just wake up a totally different person one day. Welcome to the Twilight Zone! Machines with Artificial Intelligence We humans likes to play God, that's just how we are wired. In the pursuit to understand the nature of consciousness (and soul as well) we are making attempts to replicate the human mind inside a machine. The idea is as fascinating as it is horrifying because the machine won't have all those things that make us vulnerable, adequate, emotional and, well, human. The new idea is to not just create a cold-blooded machine, but to make it as human as possible with the ability to love, feel and experience the duality of its own being, however painful it may be. While it's all cool in theory, the reality might end up looking much scarier than the idealistic dream of recreating human consciousness inside a machine. 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1. She was born and raised in Slovenia, and thanks to her modeling career, moved around a lot (mostly in Europe), before finally becoming a U.S citizen in 2006. 2. She's 24 years younger than her husband Donald Trump, and she's his third wife. 3. She's going to be the only First Lady who's been a lingerie model in her past. However, she didn't start out as a lingerie model, in fact she started modeling at the young age of 5. 4. She's also the only First Lady whose first language isn't English. 5. Melania and Donald Trump met at a party back in 1998, and at first she refused to give him her number. Perhaps because he was with another date, or perhaps she didn't really like him at first sight. However, she did ask for his number and call him a couple of days later. 6. Melania is a great mother to her son Barron. Sure, they have staff to help with chores around the house, but Melania is the one who cares for Barron. She helps him with homework and takes him to his sport meet-ups and extra-curricular activities. 7. Despite the fact that English is not her first language, Melania fluent in 5 languages: Slovenian, English, German, Serbian and French. 8. Melania, like most of us, knows that her husband has a short temper. So when asked what habits she wishes her husband would quit, she said his activity on Twitter. 9. Melania Trump sees herself as a more traditional First Lady. She has been heard comparing herself to Jackie Kennedy, saying she would support her husband but wouldn't really be overly political. 10. She has a big heart and supports numerous charities. In fact, she works closely with charities like The Boys Club of New York, The American Red Cross, Martha Graham Dance Company and the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. 11. She isn't just about good looks. She's actually a successful businesswoman. She studied architecture and design in University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, and clearly those design studies came in handy, as she launched her own jewelry line in 2010. 12. She doesn't just blindly agree with Donald Trump on everything, and she has her own opinions. I don't agree with everything that he says, but you know, that is normal. I'm my own person, I tell him what I think, I'm standing very strong on the ground on my two feet and I'm my own person, and I think that's very important in the relationship. – said Melania in her interview with Anderson Cooper.

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