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Tap Water Just Passed an "Intelligence" Test

In the year 2000, scientists in Japan shocked the world with their experiment showing that slime mold (a amoeboid called Physarum polycephalum) could easily solve a maze that some humans even get wrong. Physarum polycephalum is a giant, multinucleated, amoeba-like cell. It changes its shape as it crawls over a plain agar gel and, if food is placed at two different points, it will put out pseudopodia that connect the two food sources. They reported that this "remarkable process of cellular computation implies that cellular materials can show a primitive intelligence" In 2025, Jon Perry redid this experiment with tap water. The results change your life... or not... but maybe...