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Hi, this is the ensembling of several fractals I find online. Only concentric circles on this pages. Thanks.

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via Cargo.Site with picks from their choices on Instagram. Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CMuM9OHLEXL/

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via ahmed salman at inthenoosphere. Thanks.

No reblog there so far, but I have to assemble some stuff.

His link is here: https://www.noosphe.re/post/636614439355006976/roger-caillois-the-writing-of-stones

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Via Ahmed in the Noosphe.re tonight. Described there: such as "Gustave Dore’s image of the beatific vision, Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy". Sadly the tumblr does not reblog here.

https://www.noosphe.re/post/639154920089616385/gustave-dores-image-of-the-beatific-vision-dante

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via I'll check later on. Sorry.

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Eva Hesse

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Thanks again, my tlog was starving. He ;-)

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Imperial Seal of Japan: The Imperial Seal of Japan, also called the Chrysanthemum Seal (菊紋 kikumon), Chrysanthemum Flower Seal (菊花紋, 菊花紋章 kikukamon, kikukamonshō) or Imperial chrysanthemum emblem (菊の御紋kikunogomon), is one of the national seals and a crest (mon) used by the Emperor of Japan and members of the Imperial Family. It is a contrast to the Paulownia Seal used by the Japanese government. (via Wikipedia)

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Collage #2010

Limitierte Drucke meiner Collagen: Limited prints of my collages:

http://www.blaue3.de/links.html

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circle fractal.

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Large footed ceramic plate painted in enamels and gold, Venice circa 1500 
From the Collection Yves Saint Laurent et Pierre Bergé - Christie’s

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attributed to https://foreverfreo.tumblr.com/archive

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Found: https://scienceblogs.com/sciencepunk/2012/08/11/beautiful-periodic-table-from-life-magazines-1949-special-on-the-atom Via LIFE magazine.

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Via my Keeeb.com, on Jun 20, 2013 6:44:20. Author is here: http://shindokho.kr/ha-heonjin-oh-1 Website: http://shindokho.kr/

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BOB the Bench, Kevin Hviid

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Via Ahmed Salman. Thank you once more.

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via Flickr. me.

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PianoArc, A Circular 294-Key Electronic Keyboard Developed by Lady Gaga’s Keyboard Player

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Google Can Now Tell You’re Not a Robot With Just One Click-

When Alan Turing first conceived of the Turing Test in 1947, he suggested that a computer program’s resemblance to a human mind could be gauged by making it answer a series of questions written by an interrogator in another room. Jump forward about seven decades, and Google says it’s now developed a Turing Test that can spot a bot by requiring it to do something far simpler: Click on a checkbox. On Wednesday, Google announced that many of its “Captchas”—the squiggled text tests designed to weed out automated spambots—will be reduced to nothing more than a single checkbox next to the statement “I’m not a robot.” No more typing in distorted words or numbers; Google says it can, in many cases, tell the difference between a person or an automated program simply by tracking clues that don’t involve any user interaction. The giveaways that separate man and machine can be as subtle as how he or she (or it) moves a mouse in the moments before that single click. “For most users, this dramatically simplifies the experience,” says Vinay Shet, the product manager for Google’s Captcha team. “They basically get a free pass. You can solve the catptcha without having to solve it.

Instead of depending upon the traditional distorted word test, Google’s “reCaptcha” examines cues every user unwittingly provides: IP addresses and cookies provide evidence that the user is the same friendly human Google remembers from elsewhere on the Web. And Shet says even the tiny movements a user’s mouse makes as it hovers and approaches a checkbox can help reveal an automated bot.

“All of this gives us a model of how a human behaves,” says Shet. “It’s a whole bag of cues that make this hard to spoof for a bot.” He adds that Google also will use other variables that it is keeping secret—revealing them, he says, would help botmasters improve their software and undermine Google’s filters.

In cases where a mere click doesn’t produce a conclusive response, a pop-up window will require users to decipher the same old distorted text.

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By Tyger A.C.

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Ahmed Salman. Great circles you have!

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Danae Stratou, Desert Breath, Egypt, 1997

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BY K* or By myself, this is my style btw: fashion and monochromatic backgrounds. By Arran Green at Flickr. My favourite place to dig. SOURCE:: https://www.flickr.com/photos/38081097@N08/49098927347/in/photolist-2hNGQw8-ttcBci-2iLaNka-eBvpYg-8kyB29-pC4ZtX-pkzLzA-e3g2Bb-r6Vbk7-wALvBc-2iXu3bK-9rkPwS-pQvghL-aZsqjz-di7bhA-2hHDB2P-pAzgRm-ayuw1P-pxWqXM-oTCwMF-oTCvNX-pNkvej-py2QSS-2hh4dUf-py2Sjj-pxZSJD-pxZ2Wu-pQciWP-pQr8Fp-pQr8az-py2VVN-oTzzcs-oTzyMj-pxZQs4-pxZ5Do-pQvgBU-py2SCW-pxWo4R-pxZMWx-pQcbZn-GFtnPE-aZsqhB-aP3v3a-ayuvZg-aZsqgx-aZsqiP-yzYAjt-23uk5ot-2iigDi6-rnzkV3