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Joshua Klein a varjak intelligenciájáról

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A hacker és író Joshua Kleint lenyűgözik a varjak (észrevetted már az intelligencia szikráját azokban az apró fekete szemekben?) Miután hosszú ideig tanulmányozta amatőrként a varjak viselkedését, kitalált egy elegáns kis szerkezetet, ami új kapcsolatot alakíthat ki az állatok és emberek között.

Joshua Klein is a fervent hacker of all things, including wet, pulpy systems like animals and people and the way they behave. Full bio »

Translated into Hungarian by Anna Patai
Reviewed by Ildiko Szucsne Kozma
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