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zoom on million of small stones (bokeh high res photo by Ray Harryhausen) fractal Stonehenge made of many little stones, each stone is fractal
[Tilt-Shift Photography] The world above was a distant legend, whispered among Cuties around flickering campfires. They spoke of a sun that had vanished from the sky generations ago, replaced by a colossal fungal overgrowth that blotted out the heavens. What lay beyond this fungal wasteland, none could say for certain. The world outside was a place of myths and nightmares, a place where the air didn't taste of decay, and the earth wasn't a sea of mycelium. Luna's senses were honed to perfection
Le bruit de l’eau, froid, Éclabousse sur les rochers; Les poissons s’enfuient.
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Historical craniometric studies found that the Beaker people appeared to be of a different physical type than those earlier populations in the same geographic areas. They were described as tall, heavy boned and brachycephalic. The early studies on the Beakers which were based on the analysis of their skeletal remains, were craniometric. This apparent evidence of migration was in line with archaeological discoveries linking Beaker culture to new farming techniques, mortuary practices, copper-work
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high res photo of a a zen garden made of sand, lines in the sand are soft like waves, a large fish, drawn by an invisible traditional calligraphy brush, with expressive line, ink washes, swim in the air, symbol of contemplation and renewed soul
Two shapes: Ah, the shift in distribution within measure theory, a wondrous transformation indeed! It expands our understanding beyond traditional functions, embracing generalized forms. Test functions play a vital role, enabling distributions to transcend pointwise limitations.
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