Dinosaur Logo concept from a while ago.
Check out www.vectr.com, it's pretty useful.
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Hard code vs. A brain that is like a muscle.

“This conception of a plastic brain, a brain that constantly changes with experience, that can reorganize and transmute and even develop new cells and new cell connections, is in direct contrast to previous judgements of the human brain as being more akin to a hard-wired machine, with it’s parts genetically determined and unchangeable except for developments in early childhood and deterioration in old age.”


-Quote from the betty edwards book.

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