There was a 1960s sci fi book, Colossus, about a computer that joined with its Soviet counterpart in taking over the world. The book was made into a movie The Forbin Project. In the book, the computer knew who was logging in by measuring the keystroke timing of the person typing.
Life imitates obscure art.
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Don't we individual humans depend on a great variety of micro-organisms living inside us? For example, helping us to digest our food.
Even if we could clone a Neanderthal or mammoth, would he/she/it survive without all the other organisms that kept it alive?
Just asking. . .
The vast majority of *charged* criminals have never heard of Truecrypt.
The scientists apparently did not investigate whether the theology of the cows played any part in facing north.
There was a 1960s sci fi book, Colossus, about a computer that joined with its Soviet counterpart in taking over the world. The book was made into a movie The Forbin Project. In the book, the computer knew who was logging in by measuring the keystroke timing of the person typing. Life imitates obscure art.