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Some of the men i have researched for some extra knolage of ther history of film and animation

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A couple of screenshots I have taken of my film in the works

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Some photos i took with a cannon 600D

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There have been over 5,000,000,000,000 days since the so called start of time

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I love this style that is used in "The Tracy Fragments" Its a must use

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Some facts to keep in mind could make for some good work

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Time is a concept

The Concept

Space and time are great inventions of the mind to help it comprehend the world, at least in the scale range of our experience. But what could be the source in nature that led to the evolutionary development of these two tenacious and extremely useful perceptions? I have hypothesized that a single entity in nature , which, for convenient reference, I will call “tise,” underlies both of these perceptions. Tise is all of what we perceive as space and time. Tise is comprised of infinitesimally small quanta, which I will call “tisons.” I introduce the words “tise” (from TIme SpacE) and “tison” reluctantly, but necessarily, because tise is conceptually very different from the spacetime of modern physics.

concept from http://www.spaceandtimeareone.com/