Arthur C. Clarke - Fractals The Colors Of Infinity
Fractals: The Colors of Infinity.
The Mandelbrot set -- someone has called it the thumb-print of God -- is one of the most beautiful and remarkable discoveries in the entire history of mathematics. Arthur C. Clarke describes this phenomenon.
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C.
Clarke
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math
mandelbrot
set
gods
thumbprint
fractals
the
color
of
infinity
infinite
colours
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This video by Jason Silva is inspired, in part, by the ideas explored in David Deutsch’s new book, The Beginning of Infinity.
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book,
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We Are All One Consciousness - Human Race Get Off Your Knees
Clips of intrigue and awakening...
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Icke,
human
race
get
off
your
knees,
we
are
all
one
consciousness,
we
are
one,
infinite
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David Icke Talks to Freedom Central in Zurich November 2009
David Icke talks to Freedom Central in Zurich after the last stop of his speaking tour for 2009. Topics covered Obamas Nobel Peace Price, The Nature of Reality, Infinite Love, Aya huasca trip, Global Depopulation Agenda, Terrorism
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love
aya
huasca
trip
global
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This is the animated short Night Magic from Miramar's Imaginaria. It was also among the shorts to air as part of YTV's Short Circutz in the mid 90s. if you're wondering about the quality, there's a reason for it being rather poor. These animations were created on early computers as separate projects in the late 80s. They were then output to film or (ugh) VHS. This was then collected by Miramar who somehow edited them together into the shorts. Once that was done, it was released on VHS tape. Later on, these VHS tapes were recorded into a computer by unknown means and compressed with an obscure video compressor. The result was burned to a CD and mailed off. After that it was extracted from it's bizzare video format and converted into a more standard AVI format. Finally it was uploaded to Youtube and re-encoded in their system. That means that this short has been in 8 different lossy video formats by the time you watch it. It's a wonder you can even make out what's happening.
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