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skulkey
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[2007-06-01 20:45:17 +0000 UTC]
"Bat Country"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 3677; Deviations: 1614; Watchers: 658
Watching: 247; Pageviews: 98230; Comments Made: 12255; Friends: 247
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: susan seddon boulet, alex grey, joan miro, enrique gran, paul laffoleyFavorite bands / musical artists: Godflesh
Favorite writers: william gibson, frank herbert, philip k. dick
Tools of the Trade: mind
Other Interests: making things
# Social Links
https://www.behance.net/skulkeyhttps://twitter.com/SkulkeyKowalski
https://www.youtube.com/user/skulkey23
# Comments
Comments: 1178
Birthday greetings! 
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You are very welcome
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no problem. your fractals are really good. you have a great eye for form and structure.
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btw, there's a fractal chats group on discord. not sure if you're already on there - but there's a lot of great artists and some developers. i can send you a link if you were interested.
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Oh, that would be lovely, thank you!
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haven't heard it in a long-ass time, but i remember liking it a lot when it came out.
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funny to go in the music forum after years and recommend rosetta only to see an old thread about them. falljuah are great too if you don't mind the death metal cookie monster type vox. also harakiri for the sky if you don't mind the dumb band name.
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there's a "new music 2017" thread that i've posted a bunch of recs in, if you're interested.
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Thanks for those faves! Glad to see you around
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Have you thought about octopus and their way of thinking? Octopus seem to have networks of brains rather different than ours. It's easier to think like a dog or a cat than an octopus. For me, I think octopus works like a botnet , but with different person using a computer in a botnet. Interconnected, and sensitive to other computer operation, but each part of the network carries it own operation. Bizarre.
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yeah, it would be even more alien than say, a hive insect (which is pretty alien). at least with hive insects, the CNS of the individuals follows a simple logic.
i can't really conceive of a distributed consciousness, like that.
there was a series of books (sci-fi) by an author who's name escapes me at the moment. they were really fascinating, but one of the things were these giant squid the called "Kraken" (for obvious reasons. but the Kraken were an advanced alien species that piloted starships (essentially controlling human trade between the planets). other than that, they had literally nothing to do with humans. but the point was made that it was their particular neural anatomy (multiple brains) that allowed them to pilot at such high speeds, safely.
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