Building M.C. Escher with a 3D Printer


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Computer science researchers at Technion--Israel Institute of Technology found that they could design physical models of that resemble M.C. Escher's complex, impossible objects--provided that you look at them from the right perspective. They used a 3D printer to build them, such as the above model of Belvedere.

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I can have conversations with my cat without tricks, per se.

Usually I just go: Fat cats say meow. He could also, sort of, say hello. But he stopped once he realized I'd feed him whether or not he said it.
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Awww. What a cute kitty.

Watching this makes me sad, though. My sweet little girl Kit N. sounded like this cat all the time. We lost her on Thursday. She was 10 years old.

I miss you, Kit N. :-(
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I think the owner is mostly saying the cat's name and nicknames (Matsuko-san, Mat-chan), asking if he wants to eat ("Tabenai no?" "Gohan wa?"), asking if he's sleepy ("Nemui desu ka?") and making cat noises.
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