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>>8789 (OP) 
haha that's pretty cool

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Did y'all know the woman who wrote a number of international multi-platinum singles including "Can't Get You Out of My Head" by Kylie Minogue, "Toxic" by Britney Spears, and "I Kissed a Girl" by Katy Perry had a solo career in the early '90s? Only three albums, though. Pic unrelated.

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oh shit sorry forgot to mention her name is Cathy Dennis. Pic still unrelated.

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Also, OP, did you know we have an /i/ for this kind of drivel? Pic yet again unrelated.

>>8789 (OP) 
get 'em

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Don't you hate it when internet denizens start having a big ole self-wank about nostalgia and "I'm this old" garbage? Do these people freak out every time they're reminded that time more or less moves forward? Do they have to relearn what a clock is every day? And they seem proud about how things were shittier the further back you go. "Kids these days will never know--" well I say good for them: That shit sucked syphilitic dick. We left it behind for a reason. Yet these people make it their entire personality. You're in your 30s and have nothing to show for it other than "I was younger at some point in time"? kys yerself today dudebro like asap FR FR no cap swer2g smh fam literally fr

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>>8795
take your shitposting elsewhere retard

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>>8796
This is the officially designated shitposting thread. Shitpost or die.

>>8797
your not fucking bravehart dickhead

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>>8798
that's the spirit

>>8799
were to fine these random ass pics?

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>>8800
www.google.gov.org

>>8800
also nice get

>>8802
www.go.fuck.yourself.com.gov.net

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>>8803
Dee was an intense Christian, but his religiosity was influenced by Hermetic and Platonic-Pythagorean doctrines pervasive in the Renaissance. He believed that numbers were the basis of all things and key to knowledge. From Hermeticism he drew a belief that man had the potential for divine power that could be exercised through mathematics. His goal was to help bring forth a unified world religion through the healing of the breach of the Roman Catholic and Protestant churches and the recapture of the pure theology of the ancients.

imma go take a shit

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>>8805
no one cares

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>>8806
Grey Walter's best-known work was his construction of some of the first electronic autonomous robots.[4] He wanted to prove that rich connections between a small number of brain cells could give rise to very complex behaviors - essentially that the secret of how the brain worked lay in how it was wired up. His first robots, which he used to call Machina speculatrix and named Elmer and Elsie, were constructed between 1948 and 1949 and were often described as tortoises due to their shape and slow rate of movement - and because they "taught us" about the secrets of organisation and life. The three-wheeled tortoise robots were capable of phototaxis, by which they could find their way to a recharging station when they ran low on battery power.

In one experiment, Walter placed a light on the "nose" of a tortoise and watched as the robot observed itself in a mirror. "It began flickering," he wrote. "Twittering, and jigging like a clumsy Narcissus." Walter argued that if it were seen in an animal it "might be accepted as evidence of some degree of self-awareness."

One of the tortoises was modified, (given the pretend scientific name Machina docilis) and had added to its simple single celled "brain" one, then two conditional reflex circuits in which they could be taught simple behaviors similar to Ivan Pavlov's dogs. This tortoise was called CORA. One of these included being hit meant food whilst whistling means food, and when conditioned such a whistle by itself means being hit. When he added another circuit tuned to a whistle of another pitch, this could become whistle means being hit, whistle means food, this would make the animal become "afraid" whenever food was presented. Walter remedied this behaviour by severing the two additional circuits, and the tortoise reverted to being a Machina speculatrix. The conditioned reflex behaviour was later placed into a static desktop model, also known as CORA.

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mfuggin, 'member the men helvete kid, that was p wild

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>>8808

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>>8809
that's quite a rusty Cage you got there

be a shame if someone


were to

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WHAT IN FUCK

>>8811
'unno

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haha i got 8811 
dub dubs with wub wubs

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>>8813
that calls for celebration