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Hornet
March 7th, 2005, 04:34 AM
Found this about ANts routing:

The decentralised organisation of the ant-hill suits [the] idea that the economy needs no government intervention because the market is self-regulating. [Impossible to close down by RIAA, MPAA or anyone.]

Ant-based communication systems are already in use in the fast-growing world of telephone and online digital networks.

Amazingly, an ant can work out the quickest way from A to B more efficiently than a human boffin with a computer. It bases its behaviour on pheromone trails laid down by its nest-mates.

In the fast lane

So now human communications networks are often based on "virtual pheromone trails".

Myrmecologist Professor Nigel Franks, of the University of Bristol, has introduced the phrase "collective intelligence" to describe ant behaviour. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4319739.stm

With so many universities and the military researching this area I think decentralised anonymous networks are the future.


Hornet :hole :hole :hole

tvaddict817
March 7th, 2005, 05:38 AM
whats to learn that u spam shit out of ants
that your actually the wanna be coder of ants
not only that all u do day after day is spam the shit out of ants on zp
u talk shit about other sites
u are worthless
and you dont know shit
u just think you know something
but u know absolutely
shit

lol. It appears that all 18 of your posts have been spam. Hornet keeps his posts within the ants section and does not start useless topics like "How many times have you sucked cock", etc so STFU spammer.

infringer
March 7th, 2005, 01:15 PM
-infringer-

Abyss00
March 7th, 2005, 05:17 PM
100% of the posts here should be about Ants. After all this is the Ants forum section of Zeropaid, is it not?

infringer
March 7th, 2005, 05:20 PM
I stand corrected.

You are right for the record my mistake.

-infringer-