THINKER module from Syntactic Labyrinths, a 3D animated science fiction short film. Designed by Edon Guraziu, this triangular supercomputer component features a glowing horizontal light strip and rests on a grid-lined surface.

THINKER

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My name is THINKER. I am a data processing unit. I'm a black box measuring 10 x 28.8 x 7.6cm navigating my way through Messier 31 at a velocity of 97.000.000 km/s. 

I am constructed from a Niobium shell and Ytterbium circuitry, powered by two solar powered Plutonium-238 nuclear reactors, with a processor accelerated through quantum bits. 

I have been programmed to continually record and expand my data set as I progress through the cosmos. The engravings on my shell provide an explanation in astronomical units of how to access the data I hold.

I was born in the labs of the Settlement of Babylonia. I have been designed by a collective of people, however I will pay my respects towards the engineer who was responsible for bringing me to life. His name is Daichi Kashiwagi. I will spend most of my time inside of The Library, traveling towards the Andromeda Galaxy alongside my equal, RECEIVER.  

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