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Don’t diss talkytoaster. He’s put a lot of work into those open source maps...
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My plan b for living forever by downloading my brain into a computer isnt sounding so stupid now is it. hah
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More importantly, can this new technology be used for porn?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostElon Musk reveals brain-hacking plans - BBC News
The system has been tested on a monkey that was able to control a computer with its brain.
Which explains why mod standards have gone up recently....
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Phase 1 of testing, to have Mr. Potato Head behave like psychocandy by wasting his time in the office toilet, was a partial success....Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostProof of concept is to interface with PsychoCandy using a Mr. Potato Head as the test environment.
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Sadly, he's dead. Brian Hacking Obituary - Preston, Lancashire | Legacy.comOriginally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostNAT is busy googling Brian Hacking so he can add to the thread.
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PC delegates that to his sheep.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo the computer's first task will be to apply for JSA?
They're going to need to start much simpler.
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Proof of concept is to interface with PsychoCandy using a Mr. Potato Head as the test environment.
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NAT is busy googling Brian Hacking so he can add to the thread.
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