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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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truthache9 个月前

Sporadically speaking.

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Dylan Liu9 个月前

we're have mushrooms for dinner the mushrooms:

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truthache9 个月前

😆😆

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Etc.9 个月前

Sick beat

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truthache9 个月前

Mmmm drop

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Rip’n Lipz With Frankie & The Boyz9 个月前

Its saying “this shit hurts, get it off, i dont want to make beats” lol

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truthache9 个月前

😆😆 probably!

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Rip’n Lipz With Frankie & The Boyz9 个月前

😂

Weights & Votes | AI · Crypto · Society 的头像

Weights & Votes | AI · Crypto · Society9 个月前

@truthache68 Poor little mushroom, probably needs a hug from @TheFigen_.

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Rip’n Lipz With Frankie & The Boyz9 个月前

@TheMishmashCat @truthache68 @TheFigen_ 😂 or get the clamps of its nipples lol

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Flamé 🔥9 个月前

WHATS UP TORONTO PUT YOUR SPORES UP ‼️

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truthache9 个月前

😆😆🔥

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Virgil9 个月前

What its saying: AAAAAAAAAAAH THESE CLAMPS HUUUUUUUUUURRRRRRT WHOOOO WOULD DO THIIIIIIS!?!?!?

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truthache9 个月前

Turn it off—TURN IT OFF!!

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Freedom 2 Fart9 个月前

Am I tripping on shrooms or …

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truthache9 个月前

….or are they tripping on you?

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elite_ease9 个月前

Jammin ain’t he.

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💜9 个月前

Mush beat goes hard I can’t lie

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truthache9 个月前

Fungalactic

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Eric Carosella9 个月前

Mushrooms when we’re not watching

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truthache9 个月前

😆

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ZIIId9 个月前

Image being a mushroom just chilling and talking to your mushroom friend, then suddenly someone starts repeating what said loud as fuck🤣

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‘zi9 个月前

They can’t speak but they can cook

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truthache9 个月前

Sporadic

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Sharkcrome 🦈9 个月前

we're so focused on AI we forgot about the FungAI

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truthache9 个月前

Truth

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BuildFutureTech9 个月前

DJ’s are panicking right now

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truthache9 个月前

Tipping, too.

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Hello Chicken9 个月前

Get this shroom to Ibiza!

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M4V7RICK ┗╋┓9 个月前

Star Trek did a great job with including this in Discovery by using the “mycelial network” to transport their ship. They even paid homage to Paul Stamets, a mycologist, by naming the character that uses the network after him.

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LasFar9 个月前

Shroom says to get these fucking clips out of his ass.

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truthache9 个月前

😆probably

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Dustin9 个月前

I’ve listened to the mushrooms speak, and indeed this is what it sounds like.

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Dogecoin is Generic9 个月前

But NOT psilocybin mushrooms

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TextCultEmpress9 个月前

This isn't the only time I heard Fungi are aliens

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truthache9 个月前

Nice

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TextCultEmpress9 个月前

I geeked out and bought the book. A great children’s book.

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truthache9 个月前

I have done similar things—totally get it.

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TextCultEmpress9 个月前

FYI: I no longer eat mushrooms.

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Simon Alexander Legge9 个月前

THIS THEY ARE A SENTIENT LIFE-FORCE ALIEN INVADERS FROM OUTER SPACE

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truthache9 个月前

Decomposer orchestration

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Daehenob9 个月前

Looks like mushrooms are nerds.

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truthache9 个月前

Classic!

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An Optimistic Cynic9 个月前

@Daehenob67 Just maybe don't revisit the rest of the movie 😅

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Daehenob9 个月前

@Cartoon_Cynic @truthache68

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Nick Chung9 个月前

Songs like a remix of the old Super Mario tunnel music. I wonder if the composers were influenced by mushrooms somehow.

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truthache9 个月前

🤔

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truthache9 个月前

@macewan When the fungi drops.

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Chazzicus9 个月前

Sounds like the beginning of a Tool song

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Panda On A Box9 个月前

Mushroom : I call this one Tripping Balls

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TheHouse9 个月前

There's fungus among us

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truthache9 个月前

😆 fungi cold Medina

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Meeraji9 个月前

They can control YOUR mind if you lack awareness of their capabilities. Sinister af if your eyes are closed. It ain’t aliens, it’s your fungal overlords.

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ThaFart Whispherer9 个月前

Being as the mushroom is experiencing an unnatural occurrance such as being pinched, this obviously a distress signal, right?

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JOE9 个月前

That’s not a fungi. That’s my neighbor Bob, and he’s annoying AF with his little music play set.

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J9 个月前

That’s the most mushroom sound I’ve ever heard

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