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27 Mar

Wondering how many scientists and scientific illustrators are currently using AI in one way or another. Are people finding it a positive development?
I am frequently reminded of something an old friend used to say,
"I prefer artificial intelligence to natural stupidity." 😂

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7 Jan

remember aliens depicted in movies?... well check this real creature.... Alien ? 👽

Sea creature found by fishermen.

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7 Dec

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Tansu YEĞEN @tansuyegen ·

11 Nov

Impressive

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Science girl @gunsnrosesgirl3 ·

10 Nov

The artist Saype paints on grass using bio-degradable paints made of water, chalk, charcoal and casein

Nothing lasts forever, they are visible for a few weeks, when the rain comes they are washed away and nature takes the land back.

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