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something (un)holy?

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gonna calm down with some irl doodles after class... not the same but art is art lol

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I bought a dvd player that has a usb a, c, and hdmi port ^_^

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The Role of Technology in Understanding Human Behaviour

Technology has always played a very big role in helping us move forward with our understanding of human behaviour. From the very early days of behavioural psychology to the most advanced research in neuroscience today, we have had technological innovations that help us find out how we think, feel, and act. These tools are proving to be more essential every day in both research and clinical settings as we delve even deeper inside the labyrinth called the human mind.

Research in human behaviour has undergone some quintessential changes over the last couple of decades. The means have evolved from the earlier traditional techniques of observation and self-reporting to more sophisticated ways of accumulating information that is objective and quantifiable. Of these, technologies related to neuroimaging have had a special place. For example, functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or fMRI, can show real-time activity of the brain, giving new insights into which neural mechanisms underlie behaviour.

This genuinely tips the scale from purely observational techniques to data-driven approaches within the disciplines of psychology and neuroscience. It has brought the capacity to quantify the activity of the brain as a function of various stimuli, the influence of diverse environments on mental states, and neural correlates of choice. This new technology-based approach gives more correct, granular models of human behaviour, which helps in the prediction and influence of behavioural outcomes.

The development of functional magnetic resonance imaging systems has been included in the list of the most significant technological breakthroughs in human behaviour research. They are not only applied in basic academic studies but even in clinical practices to acquire insight into the functioning of the brain. While the areas of application for traditional MRI were related to structural imaging, fMRI detects changes in blood flow, which allows measures of brain activity. This allows researchers to examine all functional areas of the brain, including which parts of it are activated during different tasks or emotional states.

It involves an fMRI visual system, which makes it possible to present visual stimuli to a subject under observation by measuring brain activity in response to the respective stimuli. Such systems include but are not limited to, MRI-compatible displays and specially designed fMRI monitors to work within the magnetic environment generated by an MRI machine. These are important tools in ensuring that the data gathered is accurate and reliable, free from interferences that may distort results.

In particular, advanced medical technologies diffuse very fast in India, and the presence of In-Bore MRI systems is increasing significantly. It shall provide a better ambience to the patients for comfortable staying during the scan within the MRI in-bore. This becomes extremely important to behavioural studies where patient relaxation can alter the quality of the data collected. Technologies such as virtual skylights for healthcare and MRI cinema for healthcare are being integrated into MRI systems to create a soothing atmosphere and lower anxiety levels, improving patient cooperation.

Technology integration into the MRI environment is not limited to research. Great innovations, like MRI projectors, MRI-compatible monitors, and MRI-compatible screens, have made much for a better experience for patients while going through an MRI scan. These tools mollify the patient by engaging them with scenery or movies of a mollifying nature during their scan, hence reducing stress and anxiety.

These are technologies that are not only imperative in improving ambience but also in ensuring patient compliance, especially on scans where the patient is required to remain still for quite a long time. A good example is the MRI-compatible stretcher or MRI-compatible wheelchairs, which are fully functional within the MRI environment, ensuring minimal movement by the patient and smooth running of the scan.

Kryptonite Solutions has been one of the prime innovators at the forefront. Their contribution to the development of MRI healthcare systems used in behavioural research and clinical practice is immense. Their products, such as MRI-compatible displays and fMRI monitors, have been massively installed across facilities in India, giving researchers and clinicians the tools necessary for producing quality studies and enabling the delivery of exceptional patient care.

Advancing technology will further enhance our ability to analyse and learn from human behaviour. Sophisticated neuroimaging techniques, notably functional magnetic resonance imaging, will offer new research possibilities in the coming future. Interdisciplinary approaches will be applied at an even greater level of detail regarding how the brain responds to stimuli, hence more tailored and effective interventions.

Also, further development of MRI-compatible cameras and MRI-compatible TVs will enhance methods of data collection, enabling more dynamic and more interactive studies. As technologies become more sophisticated, they will be able to help researchers explore intricacies of human behaviour that hitherto have been unimaginable.

Technology cannot be outside the role it plays in understanding human behaviour. It went on to redesign the study of the human mind, from high-end imaging techniques of neuroscience to the most patient-friendly environments brought forth by the MRI in-bore experience enhancements. The future for behavioural research never looked so bright with new-aged companies like Kryptonite Solutions leading the way on new products and innovative ideas. Every new technology that is opening new avenues of investigation brings us closer to the full understanding of the complexity of human behaviour and therefore closer to a better way of life, learning, and healing.

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and this is why i own this very setup; mine is connected to a set of studio monitors. i just project my anime and films against an unadorned wall and it works really well! both projector and speakers were gifts from friends.

all three components, plus cables, take up very little floor space (a premium in my tiny apartment) and i don't need a special cabinet to house everything or to drill holes in these plaster-and-lath walls. it's a serious win.

is there any reason to not just have an HDMI projector and speaker instead of a TV in this day and age?

a projector is lighter weight, takes up less space, can be moved easily, can be used for mood lighting/cool photograph backgrounds, is adjustable in output size, etc.

the only compelling reason to instead have a TV that i can come up with is that functional used TVs are plentiful and so it could be a bit cheaper and more eco friendly to source one, whereas tracking down a used by high quality projector might be hard. i might be able to liberate one from work's supply closet tho.

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My concepts for the development progress of an Iterators Puppet

-my ideas below

-Feasibility Study  

[1]: First autonomous control module, any instruction to be given must be done manually through physical means (the keys), outputs were shown through the screen. A very primitive system, however, did its job proving the greater machine concept was achievable. While it does look like a lens above the monitor, this was a simple status gauge for benchmarking.

-Prototyping and Development  

[2]: Now with the capability to wirelessly and audibly communicate to receive instructions and inputs. The system was no longer directly integrated into the facility, and resided on the first instance of an iterator's arm. This was considered a feat due to the complications with isolating the control module from the rest of the iterators components, while keeping processing power. A permanent connection/umbilical was needed to sustain life and function though. 

To “talk” back, they were crafted with multidimensional projectors, the mobile arm allowing the angles and variance for this projection. Only later into development were advanced speakers installed for optimized understanding, however the extra computing power required to synthesize proper speech was found to strain the contained module, so this function had rare use in the end.

[3]: At this point there was a change in perspective in the project. What once were machines to simply compute and simulate, were now planned to be the home, caregiver, and providers. The further the project came to fruition the more religious importance was placed upon these “random gods”. From this stance not only did the puppets have to manage and control their facilities, they had to communicate with the people and priests. To represent benevolent beings who will bring their end and salvation. In this process iterators began to take a more humanoid shape, to better reflect their parents. Development was focused on compacting the puppet closer to the size of an ancient for this purpose. This stage was the first to incorporate a cloak/clothing into their design considerations, to further akin themselves in looks. The cloak would hide the iterators' engineered bodies and give a body to their silhouette. 

[4]: As bioengineering and mechanics were rapidly progressing due to the void fluid revolution, this allowed plenty of margin for developing the outer design of the iterator puppets. This prototype was the first to incorporate limbs for the purpose of body language. This was another step in the drive to give a body to their random gods.

-Final Iterations

[5]: First generation iterators had the final redesign of puppet bodies. Far different from their first designs, they are fully humanoid. Their bodies are shaped to be organic and as full of life as they could at the time. Their center of sapience has fully settled within their body, as can be seen as their unconscious use of limbs without the direct intention for communication. This can also see how they manage their work, where many of the functions (which can be done with just an internal request) are operated through physical gestures of their limbs. Their puppet chambers also allow for full comprehensive projection, where many of their working monitors are displayed. It is seen how iterators prefer to utilize their traversal arm to transfer between the current working projection window.

These designs were hardy and nearly self-sufficient, only requiring minimal power from their umbilical to charge. (However was still limited in the terms of internal power production, for this first generation extensive batteries sufficed)

[6]: Later generation not only incorporated advanced bioengineering internally, but externally. While still a hardened shell, their body plates have been incorporated into the organics of the puppet, maintaining the protective requirements while barely leaving a trace of hinges or plates. This “soft” skin had drawbacks, such as reduced durability to the first generations, this was offset by the greatly enhanced repair speeds and capability this type of skin allowed.

Internal power generation was implemented into these late generation models. If the case arose, the Puppet could be disconnected from their umbilical and still be conscious from an undefined period of time. (However this would limit the operating capacity of the puppet when running self sufficiently) This greatly eased maintenance works, as the Puppet could still run the greater facility wirelessly while work was done on the chamber, arm or whatever as needed.

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