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October 12, 2005

Cellular (phone ringtone) Automata

From the brilliant and witty Cosma Shalizi:

Wolfram Research has now released what is, without question, the most convicing demonstration yet of the power and utility of Stephen Wolfram's New Kind of Science: a cellphone ringtone generator. I will be terribly, terribly disappointed if these don't contain subliminal commands furthering a plan for world domination.

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