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She’s casting doubt on the capability of the national electoral council, or CNE, to transmit accurate results from voting precincts.

Today, more than 300 billion emails are transmitted every day, creating a composing, reading and responding burden that consumes as much as 28% of employees’ workdays.

That movement is translated into dots and lines on a nearby computer, transmitted by the round, white sensors embedded in the suits’ colorful almond-shaped patches.

In the age when the passing of the Turing test was a distant prospect, the question of computing and the mind was one of anthropomorphism—of transmitting human qualities to an object.

It also worked against the form of the parasite that transmits the disease from one person to another, Vaidyanathan said.