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@lebronjames75 putting all my money into “scattered voice recordings” stock
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@lebronjames75 is this real because holy shit its evil
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a strangrat from your door
lebronjames75@shitposter.world
@georgia it wouldve taken you less time to confirm this than it took you to write this reply
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@lebronjames75 I'll try to do better next time sir
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@lebronjames75 @georgia nibba stop bullying Georgia she’s a real one
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@lebronjames75 @georgia okay I can respect that
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a strangrat from your door
lebronjames75@shitposter.world
@georgia
heres the IGN link from 2018 https://www.ign.com/articles/2018/06/21/scientists-growing-neanderthal-minibrains-connecting-them-to-crab-robots
here's the science magazine link from 2018 when they tried do it https://www.science.org/content/article/exclusive-neanderthal-minibrains-grown-dish
here's the 2021 paper released after a few years of tests https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aax2537
the absolutely too long didnt read is that the implication is that a major reason why human brains take so long to mature after birth (~15 - 20 years) is because it allows learning complex social interactions and thus allow the creation of very complex social networks, which perhaps neanderthal brains lack as they grow faster to maturity than modern human brain organoids
which might also give extra hints on the causes and conditions required to understand neurological disorders of the social kind
heres the IGN link from 2018 https://www.ign.com/articles/2018/06/21/scientists-growing-neanderthal-minibrains-connecting-them-to-crab-robots
here's the science magazine link from 2018 when they tried do it https://www.science.org/content/article/exclusive-neanderthal-minibrains-grown-dish
here's the 2021 paper released after a few years of tests https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aax2537
the absolutely too long didnt read is that the implication is that a major reason why human brains take so long to mature after birth (~15 - 20 years) is because it allows learning complex social interactions and thus allow the creation of very complex social networks, which perhaps neanderthal brains lack as they grow faster to maturity than modern human brain organoids
which might also give extra hints on the causes and conditions required to understand neurological disorders of the social kind
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@lebronjames75 dont care about the scientific benefit. they committed the taboo, get the guillotine.
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