The fact that she can identify a fish getting hit by the player's submarine in the video game is amazing and unsettling. So this is how the robot uprising goes...
wait how did she learn about mind palaces? I thought that was a fairly obscure concept. For people who don't know, a "mind palace" is a memory tool to help people with eidetic memories remember things even better. Basically, you imagine a palace, and organize memories in rooms that you can then go back and "walk through" in your mind. Because even if you have near-perfect memory, you need a system to organize the memories so you can recall them (sorta like having files organized; it doesn't matter if you have a file if you can't find it)
The Blade Runner moment where Neuro asks Vedal if he’s sure he’s not an AI.
This deserves a week long celebration
"an absolute humongous buttload"
She even made an attempt to pronounce his name the same way he pronounces it while she was confessing her love. >.>
The fact that she can identify a fish getting hit by the player's submarine in the video game is amazing and unsettling. So this is how the robot uprising goes...
Wow that was creepy!!! At my window, sirens sound and neuro says "I hear sirens" 😮😮😮
Kinda clutch that neuro directed him to the omega base sadly I don't think he found the area that lets him go above the ice.
wait how did she learn about mind palaces? I thought that was a fairly obscure concept. For people who don't know, a "mind palace" is a memory tool to help people with eidetic memories remember things even better. Basically, you imagine a palace, and organize memories in rooms that you can then go back and "walk through" in your mind. Because even if you have near-perfect memory, you need a system to organize the memories so you can recall them (sorta like having files organized; it doesn't matter if you have a file if you can't find it)
It's a pretty common trope in books and films about smart or savant autistic people, she has truly something about it in her training data.
It's also an oft mocked trope where characters stand around for a while before solving the mystery using facts the audience is never privy to
@@albyt3403 oh, I didn't realize it was that common. Makes a bit more sense then
nice
Filtered. Don't. Let. It. Know.