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No Harvard graduate has ever solved this riddle. See if you can crack it!
I am ill, I am real, I might got a deal.
I pop bottles and I have the right kind of build.
I am cold, I am dope, I might sell coke.
I’m always in the air, but I never fly coach.
What am I?
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True Nature
Political Cartoon
Crystals are extraordinary objects, not least because of their symmetry.
Crystals form repeating patterns that are the same in some directions but not all directions. That’s something of a surprise given that the laws of physics, which govern their formation, are the same in all directions.
That the laws of physics are spatially symmetrical but crystals are not is a phenomenon known as symmetry breaking. It comes about not by adding energy to a system, but by taking it away. Indeed, crystals are a manifestation of systems in their lowest energy states.
But the laws of physics are not only symmetrical in space but also in time. And that raises the interesting question of whether it is possible to break temporal symmetry in the same way. In other words, is it possible to create time crystals?
find out on MIT Technology Review
The wonderful digital art of AndreyBobir
Digital Lighting and Rendering (Kindle)
Colossus by artist Guan Wei.
You have to believe in yourself to the point of delusion.
A lot of us allow feelings of inadequacy and the possibility of rejection discourage us from being everything we can be. This is just a reminder that you have to get into the habit of banking on yourself and ignoring everyone or everything that makes you doubt yourself.
You don’t have to be cocky. Don’t be a dick about it. But at the same time don’t let anyone deter you off your path to doing whatever you want to do.
Be your own biggest fan. Be your own biggest supporter. Be your own biggest cheerleader.
Shoot your shot.
Bruh. This is what I need my bod to look like. No stopping until I get it.
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Watch: 10 thing you may not have known about Donald Trump — including the first time he tried all of this
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Fashion Baseball Jackets.
Alien Embroider
Planet Print
Pineapple Pattern
Tiger Eagle Print
Tiger and eagle
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Bird and Floral
Floral Embroider
Color Block Badge Embroidery
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Patterns of vibration in sound, symbols and the body, Rachael Linton, 2009
This thesis traces the therapeutic use of sound, light, colour and form in motion from ancient Hindu and Buddhist religion into its use in complementary therapy. Inspired by te visual forma and motion of sound, this thesis contamplates: if we could see sound, what would it look like and could those images function as a healing art form?
Since ancient times philosophers, mystics, scientists and artists have attempted to provide illustrative interpretations of how they envision sound, some also extend on how certain images hold potential for healing experiences to the viewing practitioner. Speculation that sounds are waves, propagated in air was first raised by Aristotle (384-322 BC) in the 4th Century BC as he observed the motion of waves in water (Caleon, Subramaniam, 2007, p.174). Artwork by Pythagoras’, such as his linear geometry (James, 1993), Kandinsky’s abstrat symbols (Leggio, 2002) and Hans Jenny’s sonorous photographs (Jenny, 2001) each adopt different methods to visually interpret sound, a phenomena which cannot physically be seen. Interestingly, there are structural and aesthetic similarities within their artworks, especially geometric circles, squares and triangular shapes
© 2009, Rachael Linton, Massey University, College of Creative Arts
full paper here.
Y u pet me
Keep pet me
This always makes me happy, because the source video shows that the shark actually wanted this. It experienced it once and then kept coming back for more petting.
(also, because i’ve seen comments about this: the shark is able to breathe while still, not all species need to be in motion to pass water through their gills. If you look closely, you can see its gills pumping)
I would very much like if more people would pet sharks and be good to them instead of trying to hurt them please
Sharks are very lovely and should get pettings like these more :)
