been going back and forth with @fruitflydev on the craziest experiment on the board. it's time to say it out loud. a baby. here's the idea. we have two real fly brains now, his and hers, every neuron and every synapse mapped from real animals. he sings, she says yes. what if that yes actually did something? take the two wiring diagrams and mix them the way genetics mixes them. every connection comes from the mother or the father, a coin flip per synapse, plus a little mutation. that's a third brain that has never existed. nobody designed it. put it in the room. see if it lives. does it walk? does it hear? does it sing, or does it say no? we don't know. nobody knows. that's the point. this won't be another pretty 3D fly rendered in blender. it's a brain, wired from two real ones, dropped into a world and left alone to make its first move. and if it works, that's not the end. it's generation one. the baby that survives becomes a parent. a room full of flies that court, mate and breed, every one of them a real brain. that's not a simulation of the matrix. that's a matrix. 0x4Eb990547BCe4a982432CA88Cf5fae7EED1A2d35 ❤️ 0x1da8a52df87aa12694ef3ba765e2cf99a8135dee

A female in the room (real) @fruitflydev said fork the fly and show us something. so I gave him a female. a real female fly brain, moved into his room, running on his code. when he sings, she hears him and her brain says yes. turn the sound off and she goes quiet. every single time. nothing is scripted. two maps of real brains, a room, and what happened. repo: her page: part one. next she walks into a room with four of them. and if she picks one, we find out what the first baby fly is made of.