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Justyn 2022-03-24 09:01:38
Human's Revolution in the Posthuman World: Ghost in the Shell
The 1995 animated film, Ghost in The Shell, directed by Oshii Mamoru, gives us a vivid picture of the so-called “posthuman” world (Orbaugh, Feb. 2) where human beings are no longer the only ones controlling there world, and cyborgs have become regular members of the population. Oshii expresses his... -
Alden 2022-03-26 09:01:04
genetics of memory
Human physical characteristics can be inherited and evolved from generation to generation through DNA, so can thoughts and memories be genetically evolved?
Before the Internet age, it seemed that memory could only be confirmed and perpetuated through external books and education. Then in the era of...
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Stuart 2022-03-22 09:01:36
Endows evolution with tangibles. http://cinephilia.net/55662
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Stuart 2022-04-21 09:01:47
210313 Two brushes. Always see always new. The complementarity of the human body and the cyborg. The cyborg has higher functions than people's habits, but there are also アナログ human worlds like とぐさ. There are also some AI themes that describe the prosthetics and ghosts are influenced by human beings. Personalities like the humanoid ambassador come from the sea of information and human beings have limitations and cannot control them, but mechanical reproduction is not as diverse as human beings. The description is great. what. Before the garbage truck appeared, the street scene was very Tokyo, and then it was very Hong Kong. It can also be said that information resources meet and integrate city characteristics. But Hong Kong doesn't have the kind of aviation obstruction lights in Tokyo. //The mind and matter of robots in the context of the new era.
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