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They are brainless unicells, but they can learn and somehow make decisions. They pulse and through the microscope you can see streams which serve to transfer food inside them. Several scientist and artists have been conducting researches about slime molds and the way they behave, to apply some of their mechanisms to the computational field. | They are brainless unicells, but they can learn and somehow make decisions. They pulse and through the microscope you can see streams which serve to transfer food inside them. Several scientist and artists have been conducting researches about slime molds and the way they behave, to apply some of their mechanisms to the computational field. | ||
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