Baby Meets Big Brother For Science
dylanduck writes "A baby is to be monitored by a network of microphones and video cameras for 14 hours a day, 365 days a year, in an effort to unravel the seemingly miraculous process by which children acquire language. I guess that's what happens when your pop works at MIT's Media Lab. Thankfully his parents can switch off the surveillance for 'private' moments and delete short scenes. All the footage is being classified by algorithms."
Meanwhile, the baby's mother (a hot Brazillian model) is not told about the cameras. The baby's father (the rich MIT geek) is clueless why his buddies picked HIS house to do the experiment.
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I wonder if the baby's name is Truman?
I Am My Own Worst Enemy
Suprisingly, the Baby's first words mimick the sounds made by the recording equipment:
"beep"
"zzzzZZZZZZzzz"
"click click click click"
"Can of worms? The can is open... the worms are everywhere."
4% Pooping
26% Fussiness
8% Crying
18% Eating
21% Drooling
22% Peek a Boo
1% Language Acquisition
There are 01 kinds of cars in the world. The General Lee, and everything else.
Just wait until some pranksters teach the kid to say "Caltech."
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I hope the kid's first words are something to be proud of.
I once saw a Mother eating some take-out fast food with her gurgling offspring. The kid was very vocal but couldn't say anything more than "goo" and "ga ga." The mother was doing the traditional "say Mommy, say Mommmmeeeee" thing when the kid pointed at the logo on the paper cup and said, very clearly, "McDonalds."
The mother did not look pleased.
Life is like a web application. Sometime you need cookies just to get by.
Ha! Just imagine what an algorithm would say when it fills its nappy: "Core dump - segfault at location @r$e."
bang goes my karma... again...