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4:11How a Brainless Yellow Blob Outsmarted Tokyo Engineers1 views · 41 minutes ago

How a Brainless Yellow Blob Outsmarted Tokyo Engineers

How did a brainless single-celled yellow blob recreate the entire Tokyo subway network in twenty-six hours? Discover how Physarum polycephalum solves complex graph theory, optimizes internet infrastructure, and even maps the cosmic web.

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