By gregladen on September 1, 2011. It turns on you.... Tags Uncategorized Time lord technology Log in to post comments More like this The real trick is to have a graduate student operate the machine 1000 times, documenting every attempt in his lab book - then let the machine run away at 999. Log in to post comments IIRC, a similarly infuriating machine was described in an early New Scientist, in the late 60s (it had a hand that popped out). Log in to post comments The music was PERFECT. Great show. Thanks. Log in to post comments
The real trick is to have a graduate student operate the machine 1000 times, documenting every attempt in his lab book - then let the machine run away at 999. Log in to post comments
IIRC, a similarly infuriating machine was described in an early New Scientist, in the late 60s (it had a hand that popped out). Log in to post comments
The real trick is to have a graduate student operate the machine 1000 times, documenting every attempt in his lab book - then let the machine run away at 999.
IIRC, a similarly infuriating machine was described in an early New Scientist, in the late 60s (it had a hand that popped out).
The music was PERFECT.
Great show.
Thanks.