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Foggy morning in the swamp © Пашеничев Александр

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she’s busy.

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TWIN PEAKS — 1.07

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Rudolf Koller - Cow in a Cabbage Field (1857-1858)

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Literally what did olivia laing say about loneliness leading to more loneliness. Loneliness being so repulsive that people sense it from you and stay away. Crazy crazy

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Bring Me The Boss Hog

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Happy tired and a little on edge Tuesday

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Mood for each month

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My vibe about ships since forever tbh

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`CORA', Conditioned Reflex Analogue device designed by William Grey Walter and built by Bunny Warren at the Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol, c1953

CORA (Conditioned Reflex Analogue) was designed by William Grey Walter (1910-77). It investigated the electrical activity in the brain. CORA was an early experiment in artificial intelligence as a way of simulating conditioned responses. Walter had studied the work of Russian physiologist Ivan Pavlov (1849-1936). Pavlov had conditioned dogs to salivate when they heard a bell. The dogs associated the bell with feeding. Walter designed CORA to learn a response in a similar way. When a light was shone, the robot connected it to the sound of a whistle.

Walter’s work took place at the Burden Neurological Institute (BNI) in Bristol, England. The unique centre was established in 1939. It combined experimental and clinical work. Walter was in charge of the BNI for over 30 years. He also contributed much to electroencephalography. EEG studies the electrical action of the brain. CORA was assembled by W. J. ‘Bunny’ Warren. He was one of the engineers employed at the BNI who made a number of Walter’s machines.

Science Museum

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Keita Morimoto aka 森本啓太 aka Morimoto Keita (Japanese, b. 1990, Osaka, Japan, based Tokyo, Japan) - Homecoming, 2019, Paintings: Acrylic and Oil on Linen

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it is once again... binturong appreciation hour

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Carl Bretzke (American, b. 1954, Hutchinson, MN, USA, based Minneapolis, MN, USA) - Night Rink, 2017, Paintings: Oil on Linen Panel

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Greek Nathan's foot long Yogurt Hot Dogs

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I'm giving Anastasia a try, on the fence

#the locked tomb series #excellent stuff op