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She posted a photo of the boys wearing coordinating T-shirts that read “Big” and “Middle,” captioning the snapshot with: “Sometimes life imitates art.”

Michael Bay said last year the tech "will create a whole bunch of lazy people" because "it doesn't create, it just imitates".

“I offered at the beginning to do a sort of Eastern European accent, what you always associate with vampires,” he recalls, then imitates the pair’s reaction — “no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no” — with a deadpan calm that slyly conveys exactly how horrified Clement and Waititi would have been to lose one of the more priceless gifts in present-day comedy: Berry’s epically plummy, theatrically swaggering English baritone.

When she imitates the thrum of diesel engines that accompany most of her childhood memories, it’s with heartfelt nostalgia.

Drawing inspiration from neuroscience, they have developed an artificial tactile system that imitates the way the human nervous system reacts to touch.