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I STILL don't know what this song is... It's been nicknamed the Ham Ham Jam by my friends, but it really does bother me that I don't know where he got it from 😂
Especially now when his baby brother Poppins has picked up on it and is singing it too 😂
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Imitate
Do we realise our echoes?
When someone copies our actions?
Or we mimic another person?
It happens often, I believe,
People together share phrases,
And gestures get reflected back.
But even beyond the obvious,
Imagine being with your family,
Then imagine your friends near,
Who you are shifts and changes,
Not completely different but rearranges.
We’re editing ourselves to fit company,
Imitating gestures where comfortable.
What a lovely sign of caring,
A wonderful imitation to demonstrate love.
Humanity is soft to each other,
Even in simple gesture.
List of habits I picked up from fictional characters that literally nobody asked for
Fanning myself with my hands from hazel levesque (this eventually brought back handflapping a stim I'd suppressed when in kindergarten)
Tilting my head to the side when confused from Keith Kogane
Spinning whatever rings or jewelry I'm wearing from both annabeth chase and nico di angelo
The bakugou explosion pose when frustrated or angry from katsuki bakugou obvs
Snapping my fingers next to my ear which became such a habit I'll do it on accident from Virgil Sanders
Scratching my neck which I'm trying to break because it's harmful from tomura shigaraki
Clicking my heels together when I'm wearing heels or if I'm bored Dorothy from wizard of oz this is one of my oldest mimic habits
Repeating the rhyme from the second??? Eragon book that the princess uses to avoid her mind being read (the yellow eyes one)
Making beep nooo sounds at robots from pidge (katie) holt
There's probably a bunch more but these are the ones I remember and can directly trace back to the characters
A grey seal named Zola was a standout
Scientists have discovered that grey seals can mimic human speech and songs using the same sound production mechanisms as people. Researchers at the University of St Andrews in Scotland monitored three grey seals since birth and played them sounds to honk back — with encouraging results that they say could help humans in the future.
SpongeBob's Narrator Impression! (Mimic Madness)
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Me minding my business watching bnha: wow really hope I don't pick up any habits from these characters
Shigaraki itch boy and angry bakugou pose: do uh hi there
Me: ....dammit
(Other habits include fanning myself from hazel pjo tilting my head when confused Keith voltron and making boop sounds at robots pidge voltron)
Mimicing the information processing mechanism of the human nervous system with artificial sensory neurons
Mimicing the information processing mechanism of the human nervous system with artificial sensory neurons
Development of low-power and high-efficiency artificial sensory neurons 3T-OTS device to simulate the efficient information processing method of the human brain. A green light for the development of sensor-AI combined next-generation artificial intelligence “to be used in life and safety fields” Currently, AI services spread rapidly in daily life and in all industries. These services are enabled…
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