Isopods have 7 pairs of legs all pretty much the same length.
74** logic gates have ... 7 pairs of legs all the same length!
Coincidence? I think not!
Clearly, each isopod contains 4 logic gates. This Armadillidium vulgare has 4 AND gates. Don't forget to connect power & ground legs & use pull-down resistors on inputs.
(best practice is to simply ask the rollie to position itself in your circuit.)
Like most natural systems. they use micro-voltages, don't use standard 5V power sources.
@futurebird This might mean that CPUs with more than 7 pins are just clusters of unusually square isopods that have taught themselves to stand really still and to also do computer math.
@futurebird recently I learned¹ that the charge gradients in mitochondria are on the order of millions of volts per metre so I no longer think of biocircuitry as wimpy.
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