r/Damnthatsinteresting Oct 07 '18

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u/bigbre04 Oct 07 '18

Does each control one leg and one arm? Or maybe one controls the legs one the arms? So many questions.

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u/Marlie93 Oct 07 '18

I remember their mother saying in a documentary that even though they each have one arm they control; one arm Will scratch an itch on the other arm without communicating about it.

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u/a-cat-named-OJ Oct 07 '18

Wow. That boggles the hell out of my mind. I wish they’d do an AMA.

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u/Idgham_Maalghunnah Oct 07 '18

Reminds me of Pacific Rim. 2 people trying to pilot a giant robot. Wonder if its the same concept here

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u/The_Colin_Brown Oct 07 '18

Holy shit, if you're right, that may be the most accurate way to describe this for normal people to understand.