How a Slime Mold designed the Tokyo Railway System 

Was the slime mold named jerry

@@kinroga yup

​​@@kinroga haha yup eating oats

same

Same lmao

Good point, didn't think about that

That's because they've been using slime mold to identify and eliminate short routes. Maybe.

what do you mean, I always use the emergency fire exit and then run as fast as possible

There is, smell the meatballs, you're out

Me too.

Same

Me too kinda but I also remember seeing this on pbs a year or two ago

I watch it way before joe but came back because I want to watch it again!

NfS me to!

Thanks for the support

​@@MarcusWernerJournalismYou label yourself with "journalism" , but don't fact check, spell check, or seem to really give a damn, almost like RU-vid is the job you hate, yet here you are. Why would I want to subscribe to your low effort, subpart content? 😂

Keep in mind that the premise is false. You were mislead in this video not informed. The mold experiment was done after the train line was designed, the interesting thing was they looked similar.

Yeah i pause the video on which the 2 network (mold and tokyo) was shown and Im confident to say they are way different. First the mold network has less 'lines' while the Tokyo network indeed has more lines but more connected all around. It makes sense as the mold only consider the distance and location of each oats a.k.a hubs to create efficient lines while the actual Tokyo network had to consider the locality obstacles as well.

Agreed man, can't take media for granted.

I guess you could say that as the starting point, when humans don't know that other species are "intelligent," then we can only use ourself as the standard, but this mold example shows that ultimately human's standard is not necessarily the best one, given that the mold only took a couple days to achieve probably 80-90% efficiency compare to human taking decades to achieve 100% efficiency.

Japan is certainly a country.

You're just saying that to discredit Japan's good city planning. Yes they have suicide problems and all of that, but that doesn't mean that their urban planning is bad. You're not even being relevant to what they are talking about.