Graffiti of a brain-driven one-eyed cyborg found peering round a lamp post, just off Sclater Street in London’s East End, yesterday.
Graffiti of a brain-driven one-eyed cyborg found peering round a lamp post, just off Sclater Street in London’s East End, yesterday.
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A brain cyborg is an interesting example of AID:
Artificial Intelligence by Donor.
London England?
Google Maps only lists one Sclater Street for the entire planet, so, yes: London, the original.
Just as one newpaper is The Times without more ado (unlike the NYT, Times of India, etc.) and one country does not need its name on its postage stamps.
I take it you’re American? In the US, it is correct to write ‘Paris, France’, but in the rest of the world, ‘Paris. France’ is redundant: one only qualifies if one is not referring to the obvious place. It follows that any unqualified use of the word *anywhere* refers to the obvious place (if it was by an American, it would not be unqualified).
Is .Gom some sort of new Cyborg website domain? :0
there just happens to be a chip on the brick that makes the ‘C’ look like a ‘G’.
…or is there?
That is good art. I would like to avoid a cyborg takeover in the future, though.
Don’t worry.
The cyborg takeover plan targets the past.