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"The Brain Observatory used several web cameras to invite the general public to participate in an extraordinary scientific endeavor. Researchers voyaged through the brain of the most famous medical patient in the history of science, Patient H.M., acquiring anatomical images and collecting 2401 paper-thin tissue sections during a 53-hour procedure."

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From the site: "The Highly Interactive Parallelized Display Space (HIPerSpace) features nearly 287 million pixels of screen resolution - more than one active pixel for every U.S. citizen, based on the 2000 Census.

The HIPerSpace is more than 10 percent bigger (in terms of pixels) than the second-largest display in the world, constructed recently at the NASA Ames Research Center."

Um, yes comrades, you definitely need to keep Dr. J's neurotransmitter illation field brightly illuminated on your meta-awareness thought traffic control attention management systems.

Future Scanner on the MemeBox Network is kinda like Early Edition for the blogosphere.

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