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Scientists found that fungi constantly send bioelectrical signals through their mycelium, like tiny messages moving through a living network. By connecting those signals to a synthesizer, each pulse is turned into a musical note, letting the mushroom "perform" in real time.

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As if illegal immigrants taking our jobs wasn’t enough, now we have to worry about the shrooms. Scientists found that fungi constantly send bioelectrical signals through their mycelium, like tiny messages moving through a living network. By connecting those signals to a synthesizer, each pulse is turned into a musical note, letting the mushroom "perform" in real time.

As if illegal immigrants taking our jobs wasn’t enough, now we have to worry about the shrooms. Scientists found that fungi constantly send bioelectrical signals through their mycelium, like tiny messages moving through a living network. By connecting those signals to a synthesizer, each pulse is turned into a musical note, letting the mushroom "perform" in real time.

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your messages get turned into semantic constellations that dim the further back in time they are. a lattice tying time and space together through meaning. scroll through time, scrub through space. see how concepts change over time by adding time on one axis of a scrubber.

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