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The artists gave the machine the capability to dance for spectators.

It could scratch an itch, bow and shake and ass shake. And early on at its time at the museum it was able to do just that. But as time went by and more of the

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cycle between sustaining life and bleeding out. And people got really upset. A

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had created the artwork as a comment on how humans kill ourselves

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