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  • Feb 8, 2021
    baby pluto

    indiana

    https://twitter.com/ech0astral/status/1358890196713021444

    Florida

  • Feb 8, 2021
  • Feb 8, 2021
    baby pluto

    indiana

    https://twitter.com/ech0astral/status/1358890196713021444

    Indianas not a city

  • Mechanical 🌶️
    Feb 8, 2021
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    Swope

    Shameless

    👍

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    Mechanical

    👍

    🚮🚮🚮

  • Mechanical 🌶️
    Feb 8, 2021
    Swope

    🚮🚮🚮

    👍👍👍

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    Mech acting like I won't f*** him up

  • Feb 8, 2021
    Swope

    Mech acting like I won't f*** him up

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  • Feb 8, 2021
    baby pluto

    indiana

    https://twitter.com/ech0astral/status/1358890196713021444

    Gary

  • Mechanical 🌶️
    Feb 8, 2021
    Swope

    Mech acting like I won't f*** him up

    👎👎👎

  • Mechanical 🌶️
    Feb 8, 2021
    red eagle

    ayeo!

  • OP
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    Dr FyaskHO

    I eat like that after a workout lol

    when'd u get diagnosed lol

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    ayooooooo this seems weird, go to 6:28

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    i had no idea we were already at this stage technologically wtf

  • Unity 💯
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    Damn Mario Judah really came and went huh

  • Feb 8, 2021
    Unity

    Damn Mario Judah really came and went huh

    Aye man, where the f*** is Mario Judah?

  • Unity 💯
    Feb 8, 2021
    Mechanical

    im ok with not c'ing them 😭😭😎😎

    👎👎

  • Feb 8, 2021

    "One day, instead of connecting Scheuermann’s Utah array to a robotic arm, experimenters hooked it into a flight simulator. By thinking about moving her hand, she was able to get the virtual airplane to pitch and roll—moving over time in three-dimensional space. It suddenly became clear that a person fitted with a brain-computer interface could use it to do a lot more than nibble chocolate. Once the brain signal is in a computer, it can go essentially anywhere, be connected to almost anything. It could be sent to the next room, or go to the moon. It could connect to a flight simulator—or a real airplane, like the unmanned aerial vehicles on the shelves at the Intelligent Systems Center. “Getting information on what neurons are doing, whether you map that to an airplane or an arm or you name it, it doesn’t matter,” said Dave Blodgett, chief scientist for the research and exploratory development department at the Applied Physics Laboratory, who leads a team developing a brain-computer interface."

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    R D

    when'd u get diagnosed lol

    Think I always just knew

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    hip hop been in a bad place for a minute now

  • Unity 💯
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    We flaming people for the way they hold utensils now?

  • Unity 💯
    Feb 8, 2021

    People will find anything to critique smh

  • Feb 8, 2021
    Unity

    Damn Mario Judah really came and went huh

    I mean not really.

    He hasn't even dropped a project yet

  • OP
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    Unity

    We flaming people for the way they hold utensils now?

    Thrashing the noodle around like a dog tryna kill it’s prey might also play a part

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