It felt like pure imitation.
I mean, a perfect imitation of an imitation of life.
These domains included receptive communication, expressive communication, social skills, joint attention behaviors, fine motor, gross motor, imitation, cognition, play skills, behavior and personal independence (eating, dressing, grooming, chores).
At 6 months, the BSID-II assesses visual and auditory attention, visual memory, recognition and imitation of simple sounds, and gross and fine motor skills (Bayley 1993).
Within 24 hours, the first nasty parody emerged; "First Handjob," all sorts of gross and juvenile, openly challenged the idea that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and reinforced the menacing trend that if there's one thing we like better than watching someone succeed, it's watching them get spit upon by 10-year-olds for it.
Turing, who died after enduring a so-called "chemical castration" in the wake of a conviction for gross indecency, is the subject of a new film, The Imitation Game, which screened at the London film festival on Wednesday at a glittering opening gala in Leicester Square.
Calling the imitation Goforth account "the lowest form of life-form" (sic) is a gross, poorly worded overreaction.
Two geniuses, two prestige biopics, two bits of shamelessly aspirant Brit Oscar bait, two $15m budgets, two up-and-coming male leads, two sets of appreciative reviews … So how has The Imitation Game entered 2015 ahead of The Theory of Everything on both global gross ($117.6m/$70.8m) and Oscar nominations (eight/five)?
Success always breeds imitation.
