User:Bilby

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Bilby is really Adam Jenkins in disguise - I'm a lecturer in Information Systems at the University of South Australia, although my undergraduate and most of my postgraduate work was in philosophy. I'm interested in Fantasy and Science Fiction, Adelaide, Philosophy, Anime and a number of computing and Information Systems subjects - especially as regards Knowledge Management, which is my main area of academic study.

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Artificial stupidity
Belldandy
Cleopatra 2525
Clovelly Park, South Australia
Club Penguin
Kender
Paladine
Senang Hati Foundation
The Dresden Files
Turing test
List of Oh My Goddess episodes
Template:List of Anime Ep TV (temporary version)

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The Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game incorporates a Brain in a Jar: an undead creature consisting of a live brain in a grimy jar filled with preservation fluid with powerful psionic abilities.

The concept may have been influenced strongly by such sci-fi and horror as They Saved Hitler's Brain and Doctor Who: The Brain of Morbius. It was introduced in Libris Mortis, a D&D supplement book that dealt specifically with undead.