[AndyGoode]

yeh excellent idea.   

use a mechanical oscillator and power em all at the same time from the outside.

Thanks. What gave me the physical motion idea was that, after I posted my idea of artificial glia, I realized that any kind of liquid energy supply would likely tend to insulate the artificial neurons from radio waves, light waves, or sound waves, so I wanted an independent form of energy that would not insulate other types of wave signals, so mechanical motion would achieve that. Primitive but effective. For that matter, the system could shake itself--just make some motor [output] neurons that trigger an artificial leg, and motivate that leg to kick every so often by making it uncomfortable until it stretched its leg. IT'S ALIVE!!!

[goaty]

That robot looks amusing.    Theres probably a microorganism that's a blob with a leg connected to it.    Bots can be any shape imaginable,  its funny.

[AndyGoode]

Theres probably a microorganism that's a blob with a leg connected to it.

Or not so micro.



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