@introsp3ctor@JDRedding I would assume this is the case. Even simulating a cubic meter of real space I believe would consume the entire universe's energy in a few minutes. I believe vsauce did a video a while ago. not sure if it was this vid i saw https://t.co/5PwE8EpkVx
A FLY JUST BECAME A DJ AND IT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE IT KNOWS WHAT ITS DOING
There is something completely ridiculous about seeing a tiny fly sitting behind a professional DJ setup with headphones on like it has a residency at some underground club.
Its legs move across the turntables while the mixer sits directly in front of it, and the whole performance is being captured from multiple angles. It doesn't look like an insect accidentally landed on the equipment. It looks like someone gave the smallest creature imaginable an actual DJ booth.
But underneath the performance, something much stranger is happening.
The system is tracking the fly's neural activity in real time. A glowing neural structure pulses beside a live spike raster as electrical activity changes inside its nervous system, turning the tiny movements of the insect into something that can be watched alongside the performance.
The fly keeps moving, the neural signals keep firing and the decks keep responding.
For a moment, it genuinely looks like we're watching an insect discover a completely new career.
Forget human DJs.
We might have just created the world's smallest one