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Daniel Bellingradt

When everyone else was gone, the very last user of (see image below) protocolled carefully his last words into the platform's logbook: Debate me, you losers!

Detail of a printed early modern image showing a man in a house, writing in a book, and looking out to the world through a window. The print is titled "Der Eremit in sein Buch schreibend", and was published in the eighteenth century. Here is the source is you fancy more: http://kk.haum-bs.de/?id=j-a-nothnagel-ab3-0004
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Eli the Bearded

@dbellingradt

And how many bots, forgotten by their paymasters, still lurking in the shadows hunting engagement, sprung to life and took the bait?

Colorful illustration of one of Al-Jazari's water powered automata from his 1206 book. This one is to help was your hands and features young woman standing under a small shelter with a pitcher of water. Some of the piping is illustrated and the roof of the shelter conceals a basin to power the device by water gravity.
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