You can play Doom using gut bacteria, but the framerate is atrocious
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Not running the game's code on a biological computer (maybe that's next?) but showing the opening frame of the game rendered in bacteria is a good first step
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The what now computer?
The crab computer
I see this being incorporated into a maths lesson about vector addition.
That gives me some 3 Body Problem vibes.
Haha that's exactly what I was thinking of, the million human computer.
They're made using these crabs.
Also called "soldier crabs"
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Here's the summary for the wikipedia article you mentioned in your comment:
Mictyris guinotae is a species of soldier crab of genus Mictyris, endemic to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan. They were named after Danièle Guinot, a professor at the Muséum national d'histoire naturelle in France, and were first treated as a separate species in a tribute volume to Guinot.
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