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Neurocomics. cattle case

A tragicomic story took place in Latvia. The victims of military exercises were cows. Shooting at a nearby range scared the animals so much that they panicked.

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Neurocomics. cattle case

A tragicomic story took place in Latvia. The victims of military exercises were cows. Shooting at a nearby test site so frightened the animals that they panicked at each other. Farmers are at a loss, and there is no one to show the bill: the Baltic authorities explain the brutal militarization of their countries with concern for defense. The drills continue, ordinary people (and cows) will suffer, and our neural network will rethink these events.

Authors Yuri Terekh and Roman Rud. The idea of Dmitry Kryat's project.
Authors Yuri Terekh and Roman Rud. The idea of Dmitry Kryat's project.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

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