WORD UP

Hey, hey, hey. I know this looks like my real blog, but it ain't! It's over at http://protoneurosis.blogspot.com.

See, when blogger upgraded, everything merged together with my friend, Paul's stuff. That's ok, he's cool! But All my stuff is at the link above now.

Keep on smilin' and don't take no wooden nickels. (Vaughn Weister)

-Sean

B10 Sketch

The B10 model came fully equipped with sweat modules, but B9-10,000 did not—or else he would’ve been soaked. The B10 model also had auto-sensitive feedbacks that would have allowed it to detect the balance of the gun, and in which chamber the final bullet waited. B9 didn’t have this either. Even so, he had it narrowed down to two. He and the human had both taken two turns each, and now as he held the revolver to his own metallic head, he felt a sort of fear that the B10 model’s updated neural net would never be able to feel: the fear of being erased from existence

Oh No!

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

Her

There I am in her eyes.

Learn Japanese #2

The Japanese kanji for their numbers were designed to resemble English numbers.

Learn Japanese #1

Nihon ni nihonjin o mi ni ikitai to omotte iru kedo, nangatu ga itiban ii to omou?

I'm thinking I'd like to go to Japan to see Japanese people, but what do you think the best month would be?

Sound Studio

Have you ever noticed the difference in volume between brushing your teeth with your mouth open or with your mouth closed? It's pretty fucking big. So what does this tell us, the science community? Flesh is a cood audio insulator. This is why they use it in sound studies, and sometimes older theaters.

Older theaters have an advantage in the winter time. The flesh absorbs the audio frequency and emits heat. Of course, this is problematic in the summer time.