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A '''volunteer human logic gate''' is any [[human | [[File:Human_logic_gates.jpg|thumb|Turnstyles are sometimes used as meta-structures in human logical gates.]]A '''volunteer human logic gate''' is any [[human]] who volunteers to serve as a [[human logic gate]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 6 June 2016
A volunteer human logic gate is any human who volunteers to serve as a human logic gate.
Turing friends
Many volunteer human logic gates are also friends of Alan Turing.
Pi disaster
After the Pi disaster, large numbers of volunteer human logic gates volunteered grievance processing services to the survivors.