i just came across this video, led to this really cool game, enjhoe



http://blog.eyewire.org/about/

Might be good for the digital video hyperspace project material too.

Interesting phenomenomanomanom, I don't think it would be worth 30,000 hours of mapping if it wasn't going to be of some important use/development. It seems we are entering an age that is getting reading to create biological AI and pathways like this (motion detection etc.) would be a crucial aspect of identical replicas. I still don't know why we can't just do a massive electron microscope scan and punch clones out on a 3d printer

This blew my mind when I first saw it:

https://youtu.be/TxlV50P6NEI

These small glimpses into understanding and exploring fundamental and connective brain mapping strategies is quite impressive, intriguing and exciting. It's amazing how dense each frame per grey matter actually is. On par with the universe. Thanks for sharing!