Getting visual data from a cat's brain in realtime (TechnoCalyps)

An excerpt from a three-part documentary on transhumanism - TechnoCalyps (www.technocalyps.com/). It's possible to tap into visual cortex of a cat's brain to get the image that it sees.

[@Celestialeris]

This ended up a lot creepier than I expected

[@thinginground5179]

mmmhmmm!

[@CH1EFBL1TZ]

that ending zoom in needed the x files theme more than x files did

[@colooizawesome]

Somehow I find the possibility that cats just see everything as another cat to be the most appropriate thing ever considering their personality.

[@mrnobody.4069]

We can also see many human things and faces in unrelated shapes we are no different however through its vision when it did get a better look at the face It looked more human the same way as we paid attention to other objects they look like how they're supposed to or so it seems to us!

[@BlargKing]

What people need to realize is that the image from the cats brain isn't what the cats vision is like, it just looks bad because its an interpretation from brain waves and theres a lot of information lost in converting brain waves into a digital image.

[@olivercuenca4109]

Like those old photos of Martian mountains that people thought looked like human faces.

[@josefolsson5343]

Amen to that! But why let reality get in the way of a good scope? Also, most people doesn't even seem to be aware that more and more of the "science " being taught in school as well as elsewhere is often refereed to as popular science/popsci. People in our days should've learned to distinguish between this and actual science. But guess we'll have to wait a while longer for this to become obvious...

[@javier6571]

exactly, for example if this experiment was done to a human it will show everything upside down but the way our eyes work makes everything look “normal” but our brain sees it different and maybe with some different colors

[@zacharyjones9730]

Thank God

[@zacharyjones9730]

So cats don't see us a big cats they see us as a different species

[@9a3eedi]

I wish they'd repeat this experiment with today's technology. Better resolution video, and a better video sample. It's so interesting!

[@holonaut]

Yup same. I looked up if there was something recent and Google always points me to the same 2018/19 study which has seemingly terrible results compared to this (given we have 100x faster hardware). However then I realised the 2019 thing created mental images out of fMRI scans, while in the 1999 thing the software was directly hooked to the brain signals

[@AlamoOriginal]

@@holonaut so if there's any recent studies regarding how animals visualize their surrounding other than cats?

[@schlomoshekelstein908]

@@AlamoOriginal yes

[@samuel3807]

@@schlomoshekelstein908 could you provide link or something?

[@CarlosLopez-ch6bu]

@@samuel3807 i belive a similar thing was done with monkeys

[@MasterVycen]

That ending tho...

[@ZachGreeley101]

+Patrick B really freaky

[@MasterVycen]

Gave me chills like crazy.

[@ijustreview]

So cats see us as weird tall cat-faced things?

[@redcowcat8705]

Looks like a dog face to me. But the cat was scared so he visualized him as a scary demon or smfn

[@BabySonicGT]

@@ijustreview no

[@holdinmcgroin8639]

This changes everything. So my cat basically sees me as a big furry animal...

[@anon2427]

+Holdin McGroin FOR YOU

[@holdinmcgroin8639]

Traplord Farquaad I'm a big cat for him

[@user-kr2ms4su5h]

just like we tend to give animals human features (and recognise the human features as well)

[@ATR-_]

Metaphorically yes, but physically no, the cat dead ass sees the same thing you do. Those are his brain waves, not his eyeballs lmao

[@digitalhippie2336]

@@spoods4628 spitting facts right there 100% true

[@dannydiogenic5814]

The freeze frame at the end is enhanced, but if you pause on the frames around 0:55 they are just as-if not more cat like than the enhanced image.

[@steamboat4853]

was that scary background noise at the end necessary

[@AlamoOriginal]

Its for the feeling of dreaded that there's more to cats mind

[@yahn9781]

The implications of advancing such a technology... Imagine traveling through the imagery of a person's memory. Amazing

[@cowpolk5763]

Ubisoft are at your door right now RUN

[@vc13]

I don't want to imagine how stressed that cat must have been

[@vc13]

Kauzius yes thank you, i still think that's something cruel to do, even if it's for an experiment

[@vc13]

i'm talking about stress, not pain, this kind of things are unfair for the cat or any other animal!! and yes i know there are worse things people do to animals, but im talking about this situation in particular

[@vc13]

Kauzius Well my dear let me tell you a thing, first of all i didnt say i wanted to help that cat (tho i wish i could have helped him). I made a comment about the stress he suffered for something really stupid and that no one cares about. Also, dont talk about me as if you know a thing about my life, im vegan so yes i think im helping some animals and im doing something else rather than "sitting in the back of my office" lol wtf. I dont know what else you said cause i got lost in all that bullshit, but im not interested in sharing my opinion with a person like you, so bye have a nice day.

[@vc13]

Kauzius lmao

[@SuperAWaC]

probably not very. cats can often be pretty chill about this kind of thing, it didn't look stressed. they usually train the cats slowly over time to get used to being in the machine. it's not like they just throw it in there out of nowhere. taking care of animals humanely doing these tests is a big deal and takes a lot of work on its own.

[@davidandrex2]

So by this cats see/remember us as cat-like beings in their memories....So i am a giant Khajiit to them....Awesome!

[@giobikefans]

You know this is an old video because they call their clip "a digitized movie"

[@RelativelyBest]

0:26 - "When I get out of this torture device, you are all dead."

[@schlomoshekelstein908]

he aint getting out his brain is attached to that thing

[@sekaiiiiiiii]

@@schlomoshekelstein908 we are scary aren't we?

[@alliemaharrey]

Ok wow, this turned creepy and I wasn’t prepared. I am erasing this from my brain

[@michaelwtm]

that face is the stuff of nightmares

[@jtveg]

Scaredy CAT!

[@bassfacestudio7975]

John Thimakis grow up

[@wisterwilson8774]

@@jtveg I thought you were making a pun, but you're just an arrogant and close minded boomer going by your comment history.

[@jtveg]

@@bassfacestudio7975 Lol, that's getting old.

[@jtveg]

@@wisterwilson8774 Arrogant perhaps, close minded definitely not. As for millennials using the term "boomer" as a pejorative, well that only exposes the frustration that millennials have at being labelled as self entitled snowflakes. 😆 I'm X gen by the way.

[@Damasko12]

so... cats are living a horror movie constantly, right?

[@RinoaL]

it means cats see us as relatable and familiar.

[@undeadpresident]

This one sure was...

[@MaghoxFr]

Aren't we all?

[@undeadpresident]

@@MaghoxFr there is one sure thing you can count on in life. And that's death!

[@jtveg]

No, it's the mice and small birds cats hunt and torture for fun that are living in horror.

[@Frobbl]

What if this is also the case for humans? What if our brain makes us see animals completely different than what they actually look like?

[@esconis5304]

That wouldn't explain our senses, we can feel everything we see. Or so we think... we could be simulated for all we know and everything we know is a lie

[@satanamogila9251]

When you dropped out from school after 5th grade:

[@Frobbl]

@@satanamogila9251 When ur IQ is too low to comprehend theories that would alter ur current idea of reality. Literally everything that exists is nothing but something that ur brain constructed. Your idea of reality is 100% created by your own personal brain. This causes the issue that "your reality" might not be the same reality others see.

[@spitornottospit9429]

EARTH IS FLAT REMEMBER AND WE LIV IN A SIMULATION. DID YOU KNOW THE EARTH IS HOLLOW? THERES A CIVILIZATION BENEATH US. THE MORLOCKS.

[@svakakonikako6463]

tbh i laughed so hard @@satanamogila9251

[@centralintelligenceagency9003]

No that surprising, honestly. We humans visually interpret many animal faces and objects as human faces, we even do it with our cars, to an extend, and it would be silly to think that "less evolved" brains wouldn't do this to an extend. Also they better not have made that cat unable to live a normal life by inserting wires into its brains. That and fixating the cat without sedation would be animal cruelty.

[@ivyme5783]

Central Intelligence Agency cats literally see humans as strange giant cats but nothing more (and treat us as cats), while of course humans recognise that cats, dogs, rabbits and other non-human animals are different species. Same is for dogs - they know we are different species unlike cats

[@centralintelligenceagency9003]

Iva Ivkata "Same is for dogs - they know we are different species unlike cats." I strongly disagree. You are projecting human thoughts into an animal, a dog does not know anything like we humans do. Sure, a dog can be conditioned, but that does not imply knowledge. Then, rewatching this footage makes it pretty clear to me that they are bullshitting hard. With the low resolution of that video and the blur, it is impossible to use it as evidence how a cat sees the world.

[@ivyme5783]

Central Intelligence Agency I don't believe that an image can be recorded from a brain even. But what I mean is that dogs treat us differently than they treat other dogs. I've read it somewhere

[@mickelodiansurname9578]

Did you also see in this video how old the monitor and the computer was. Do you think the research ended at that point and its the best resolution produced ever? As soon as you see old vids like this and it has truly startling implications.... then all of a sudden its total silence and the team concerned set up a private reseach company and cease publishing in the academic community? Well its pretty indicitive of well... I think you can fill in the blanks yourself.

[@paulwl6150]

Central Intelligence Agency you're a big guy huh? But seriously I never thought of it that way and what you wrote makes absolute sense

[@RapingRapier]

it was like 3 am when i saw that in the dark and i nearly pissed myself

[@AlamoOriginal]

Same here

[@Poodleinacan]

It looks more like like a combination of low resolution, non-optimal refresh rate of the monitor, well-place noise elements at a specific frame and subjectivity. It could also point to that cats may have a version of pareidolia. If at a certain frame, because of the low res, the cat seem to recognise some cat-like feature, it doesn't mean that they transpose cat-like features on us. We don't recognise random objects or :-) as having human-like features. We are just wired to easily recognise faces because of our social nature. We can see faces in things that aren't. We can also recognise how realistic or not a face may be.

[@reinerplays5572]

So nobody’s going to talk about how he cut the brain at the start

[@copelana6786]

I really hope that was from an already diseased cat lordddddddddd

[@define-infinity]

appetizing...

[@suzerainDB]

Your brain will be cut in half after your death too so that's nothing special

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

It looked kinda tasty. Slice it up, fry it up, stick it in a salad.

[@SteelBadger13]

It doesn't scare me that my cats see me as a cat. What scares me is my own species plugged wires into a living cats brain to get these images.

[@rivanrn9079]

Oh, they did it every time to rats, cats, monkeys and even other humans. Its something new for you?

[@fertileboredom]

"Something catlike"? You just broke my brain.

[@fourdiza]

(I use Google Translate for smooth communication.) If I see only the captured screen, it may be true that the cat recognize the person as a cat. However, I think that the quality of the output screen is not high. Rather, I suspect that researchers mistook the distorted person with noise for a cat. From my point of view, I think we need more specimens and high-resolution images for more assurance. for example: 0:57, 0:58, 1:00

[@Scrubbles]

I agree entirely.

[@somethingorother3742]

0:26 i'm bored i want to do cat things when will this be over

[@GornubiusFlux]

Why can I not find a paper publishing this groundbreaking work?

[@gsw310]

i literally had nightmares about this

[@taher619]

i feel bad for the cat

[@metaitachi]

Or just think of the fact that, for most animals, life consists of eventually dying in a gruesome fashion and otherwise almost starving during your life. These animals have it pretty fucking good.

[@ztSHOCK]

metaitachi You're goddamn right.

[@lordhumungous7908]

^Are you guys serious or joking. The cat would have a big hole in its head with wires and shit prodding into it. And it will put down when the experiment is over.

[@benboom910]

Lord Humungous Are you kidding me? Wires inside it's brain? This is science, not *fiction*

[@sarahgutgut]

Fuel-For-Life are YOU kidding… do some research before u say stuff like that. there are plenty of lab animals with wire probes in their brains.

[@Zoza15]

Has there been any significant progress in this research now in 2020?.

[@chinballs2]

I remember watching this clip a few years ago and being intrigued by the cat-like image that was outputted from the cat seeing a human face. It makes you wonder what realm of the cat's mind has been actually been tapped into here. I'm no expert, but it appears to me that the output image displays the cat's translation of the human face into that of a cat's for the sake of face perception; perhaps the cat is reading the expressions that the man is making. If that were the case, then this machine would obviously have the ability to read the cat's mind on a profound level. I also remember reading an article recently about how many humans find kittens to be 'cute' because their facial expressions remind them of a human baby's. Perhaps that's what the image would translate to if a human was shown images of a kitten.

[@twrk139]

I find baby faces ugly, but cat faces cute.

[@chinballs2]

@@twrk139 What about a baby with a cat's face?

[@twrk139]

@@chinballs2 uncanny

[@horrifyingcat]

@@twrk139 i am the same. i wonder if we've been conditioned to be like this, it doesn't make evolutionary sense. i have no desire for children and have had many girls, had my first girlfriend at 11, sex at 13. all of it seems very unnatural to me, or more that the nature of it has been manipulated somehow

[@twrk139]

@@horrifyingcat i am talking about really young baby faces, like newborns. Actual babies are of course cute. And that has no correlation with wanting children. You have children to have a legacy after you're gone. You live through your children when you die.

[@larrikinlancer685]

0:27 Me sitting through a lecture.

[@wwefanboy916]

The cat looks so grumpy at about 30 seconds in. xD.

[@supcomFAN]

that ending kinda creeped me out

[@BitchPleeaassee]

Would be nice to see this experiment again but with higher quality equipment and video. that pixelsoup video isn't clear enough for me.

[@ManfredoMorales]

Cats see Humans as giant cats

[@user-gw2dq4io3p]

NO

[@theanthropiceyedolatry]

I now understand why my cat keeps staring at me . . .

[@henriqueb8538]

Now this leans us towards the question: Is Cesar Milano seen as a huge pack leader badass canine?

[@srgwarcock]

Michelle D says "We should experiment on humans not animals. Convicts, rapists. Poor kitty." I think we should send a letter to people with this mind set that reads: We were planning to do (said experiment) on a cat, however, the cat will be left out of the experiment, should you volunteer to take its place. Would you be interested in taking the place of this animal?

[@srgwarcock]

I'm sorry you lost me when you English became more broken then a black home. Do you want to try again?

[@KuraIthys]

To be honest, you don't need criminals. If I was confident it wouldn't cause lasting brain damage or other major issues I'd seriously consider volunteering for research like this...

[@moahammad1mohammad]

KuraIthys It does cause lasting damage. They had to remove the cats cranium and lobotomize it to perform this experiment. If they performed the same procedure you'd be definitely dead.

[@aboriginalmang]

What makes Michelle think criminals deserve to suffer more than animals? They're human beings, she's twisted and disgusting.

[@moahammad1mohammad]

@@aboriginalmang Did a dog molest your daughter? Did a cat commit mass murder? Did a turtle run a drug empire? If not, then why do so many animals have to die while vile monsters and parasites in our society get to be pampered in jails?

[@ipleathetv6334]

Why does the ending feel eerie asf

[@roswellgrey5746]

Absolutely beautiful. Can't believe this was accomplished with technology from so long ago!

[@TheFilipFonky]

They could have just stayed in front of the cat instead of showing it some ultra-blurry footage from a CRT

[@vehicleboi5598]

the cat looks like it wants nothing to do with this but isnt physically uncomfortable

[@totalgarbage2053]

They really did us dirty by zooming in on that hellspawn.

[@Ray-tf6yp]

It makes sense cats behave very strangely compared to other animals.

[@RogueAI]

1:24 that gave me chills 😱

[@MasterVycen]

OMG that ending...

[@daresmet4920]

Wtf was with that creepy ass zoom in on the face at the end.

[@rfarebrother]

Think of how advanced technology has become since this cat brain mapping was done.

[@DonkeyFilms]

That face is creepy

[@scottcupp8129]

This is utterly remarkable. I have always wondered what I look like through my cat's eyes. This is the brain's interpretation but it's amazing that this technology existed even at this time. Now we could use simulations. The poor kitty in this video looked very uncomfortable

[@theanthropiceyedolatry]

This reminds me of those Victorian cat drawings with the cats all dressed like people doing human things

[@_Bandit88]

The cat sees humans with cat faces. Surely he really feels like he is one of us.

[@CariagaXIII]

so i'm a cat girl in the eyes of cats.

[@samuel3807]

no

[@moople2]

It’s just like us anthropomorphizing our pets. We see other animals from a human perspective. So the cat sees other animals as different versions of cats. Also just like us, they are wired to see cat faces bc they have to be able to read their faces for social purposes.

[@shooter2224]

i agree with gavin BS

[@javebjorkman]

what are the chances that we're here to watch it bc of RT podcast

[@epr8974]

Jave Boyboy What are the chances of everyone who is here because of the RT Podcast responding to a comment like this one instead of spamming the entire comment section?

[@gobblebonerz2578]

Thank You!

[@pricemac]

Gavin Free You heard they've done this to humans now right?

[@javebjorkman]

What, how clear is the picture, though?

[@OnomatopoeiaBooz]

so whenever a cat see us, they see us as big not as hairy cats.... ^O_O^

[@pricemac]

I feel like it might be true. We see the human aspects of animals: Expressive eyes, smiling and cute "faces" makes sense they pick out the cat-like aspects in us.

[@c0nstantin86]

or they see the spiritual entity possessing us .... now watch 1:15 again and see if that is a cat or a human

[@BlakeHenson-zx8ce]

Please explain further ​@@c0nstantin86

[@joyview1]

How old is this video. Imagine what is possible now :-) There might be some secret cat superintelligence hybrid machine network. It explains why cats are so popular on internet :-)

[@jcdenton2819]

There is neural network that has the same capacity as the rat's brain, that can pilot military jets.

[@salmankhaje9797]

It seems Fei Fei Li did her summer internship in this project in 1997. She was Princeton undergrad at the time. Interesting video!

[@catoftruth1044]

its like they run an automatic cat tiktok filter to humans

[@moshet842]

Maybe the noise is a result of using an audio mixing board instead of actual biomedical sampling instrumentation.

[@unstoppability0360]

well while all you argue it's being done. and rather than get sucked into the divisiveness, i think this is fascinating, so i'm going to go research it. i want updates. this has some scary surveillance applications. and some wonderful medical ones. so i'm gonna go read up on it. to todasyo, i watched technocalypse and this part stood out. thanks for excerpting!

[@karan_153]

Cant believe its been ten years since I saw this

[@Rhee.]

Take a look

[@jaycub6130]

So to them, we're just tall cats.

[@rushdrift]

is there a full documentary on this?

[@user136002]

Fun fact, the original study was done in 1999. This has now existed for 20 years.

[@digitalhippie2336]

Cat is still alive though. I adopted it after studies

[@palachinov]

Just because you don't recognise any benefits to the experiment, and just because it hasn't directly and automatically led to any major advancements doesn't mean that experiment was pointless. New research always relies on old and often discarded research.

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

I can see plenty of applications for this. Training exercises, film production(both adult and not), undercover or surveillance recording. You just need to make it small enough that its not an encumbrance and tech gets smaller and smaller as you work on it.

[@sirstudious177]

I lost it at the end. The face has some catlike!

[@UdoADHD]

That zoom freaks me out bruh

[@sdschlegs]

I felt so sad for that poor cat held in place like that.

[@ProxyMohawk]

Worse things have happened than being made to sit still for a few minutes at a time.

[@klingklongs]

+Kogasa Tatara surely not just for minutes- and surely the cat "goes" back into a tiny cage afterwards. the cat obviously did not really want to focus and was not really interested. if you would get the data from a happy cat, which hunts a mouse and is really into it and focused, the data would be so much more impressive and detailed. if such pictures could be taken without hurting and restraining the cat

[@ackbobthedead]

+sdschlegs It's the same as doing human brain surgery. Holding the cat in place is the safest way to do it. Assuming this is all real, it would be good research towards helping blind people and animals to see.

[@moahammad1mohammad]

kling klong They did not put the cat back in the cage... to do an experiment like this would require removing the cranium off the cats head, then probing wires into its brain all while it's still conscious. They probably had to kill it afterward. Those cat brains aren't harvested from "unfortunate" corpses...

[@KJTEJ]

Ok, but they returned the cat brain to his body?

[@chloedominique1190]

Why is this so unsettling?

[@manchesterisblue1023]

horrifying

[@shiloranxxer]

Its 2021 Now, Updates?

[@johs654123]

Bro this is straight up how they got the inspiration to the new Catz musical movie thing. it's a bit sad that big hollywood companies needs to go back many years and look at old ass cat clips.

[@professional.commentator]

I was wondering has anyone made their cat watch that movie??

[@996dog]

this is very ahead of the time, reading the brain without killing the animal

[@sam23696]

There is no way to prove, other then being there. But for the sake of argument, this is very impressive. Actually seeing how an animal interprets a human being, cat-like as the narrator said, opens many theoretical doors. Not to mention the fact of how the brain processes data, analog as the noise suggests, and how it can be applied or translated to our digital technology. If we can learn how animals view the world, we can theoretically "talk" to them so they actually understand, rather then pretend the animal understands. Imagine a world where we have a sign language for dogs and cats.

[@moahammad1mohammad]

Cats have evolved to see owners as cats.

[@richfiles]

Cats have evolved to see servants as cats. There, fixed it for ya. :P

[@vehicleboi5598]

that ending had zero chill man, with the music and zoom in

[@vef444]

'Hardcoded' indicator in species, to indicate a 'face'. Probably a place of a high neuron activity and importance. Face should have a much more processing done on it, emotions, eye movements, etc. So the brain scans for this features and if it matches it thinks it's a face and picks up it from environment. Same as in human brains. Example : The thing in brackets is not a face [ :) ] those are two dots and a curly bracket. Same goes here : [ :-) ] two dots, dash, curly bracket.

[@finefinefine]

I don't think that necessarily rules out a slightly different perception. It might even be something that is more pronounced in animals that have been domesticated and selectively bred over centuries. If you have a cat whose perception asserts certain familiar characteristics in humans, then one might guess that that cat would get along better and/or display more desirable behavior(from a human standpoint).

[@jacobthelioneater]

I'll call bullshit on stuff like this as long as the experimenters know what the image is beforehand. The video doesn't go into depth about what the resarchers did to 'construct' the image, but it likely involved a bit of over-zealousness and over-interpretation on the researchers part.

[@JohnDoe-me9ml]

It's not "bullshit", but I do agree with you that what they've shown us here may not be as impressive as what we might be being led to believe. If they could do arbitrary reconstruction without the researchers themselves knowing what the cat was looking at, then we'd have something very impressive. Still, it's moving in the right direction, and even just being able to do this in itself is pretty cool regardless.

[@KuraIthys]

That's true, it's very much in the interpretation. But with enough examples of what a 'known' image looks like to that cat, they could infer unknown images too. There's still the open question of whether this actually lines up with what the cat itself experiences.

[@unidentifiedbiomass4106]

jacobthelioneater But there is nothing to bullshit, this is an image from the cats brain. It is not seeing the spooky face; the face is made up of things the cat focuses on.

[@mondoexpedition]

I understand that you want to see more. Experiments like this have tried to eliminate as many variables as possible, including what the cat sees. They have to start somewhere, to prove a little, before advancing their research and methodologies. What they've managed to do here seems pretty groundbreaking to me, even 5 years after your comment. I'd love to see the published research findings.

[@mitpoker7319]

Do you even know how brain waves work and how it correlates to create an image from what our eyes are reflecting? The image was generated from thr waves of the cat's brain. Did you fail grade school or something?

[@BAHTY3_228]

0:27 This reminds me about the "Robot Chicken" cartoon.

[@birrispears]

its aliveeee

[@LarryHAboveRHeads]

How your vision can be seen on a monitor

[@ihamoitc2005]

Just because someone has the power and ability to do terrible things doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. Cats, dogs, and horses are just as much "sentient beings" as we are. The brains function the same way. They dream, get depressed, respond to psychiatric medication the same way we do. The only difference is that we have more memory and this gives us the abiltiy to make sense of complicated things. There is no other significant difference between a human and any other mammal.

[@bennyboy2277]

this video is fucking creppy...... i hope my cat doesn't see that every time it looks at my face.

[@unidentifiedbiomass4106]

I wonder if this is a factor with animal imprinting

[@rbSTAone]

Just wondering, what happened to the cat after?

[@incubusfamiliar]

that is scary how the face looks doe

[@palachinov]

Still wondering ...

[@supermarioreid]

That is actually unnerving

[@OmerK924]

So this is a potential reverse NerveGear? Or one of its ancestors?

[@undeadpresident]

I showed this to my cognitive psychology professor and she was in denial and couldn't believe that this had actually been done.

[@SmokeyMcPot420yee]

It’s absolutely a real study and you should spite email her the source. www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/99legacy/10-15-1999.html

[@Nigelblau]

haha, sorry. Yeah, I probably would give it a go. What type of results did you get? Interesting?

[@yourvacationbuddy]

wow... how do they know for sure?

[@undeadpresident]

Poor kitty. They should give it catnip and see what happens to the visual field.

[@roadmapscoach]

Anyone know the update on this technology?

[@moshet842]

Yeah it's not real. Anyone with a basic understanding of computers and signal processing can see through the BS.

[@GabrielDipo]

Cat be like "fuck!"

[@ivmfreshproducer3101]

What if light and electrons react different in animals 🤔

[@SylvanasWindrunnerResurrected]

Is that schrodinger's cat?