Fractals are way more badass than we thought

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  • cherub

    This is simultaneously the longest and awesomest video I have ever seen.

    Tl;dr version: Your emotions are encoded by your heart into the braids of your DNA, forming a kind of journal of everything you've ever felt and seen.

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  • since19790

    I'm listening to this while working. Thanks for sharing.

    If you think about "every action having an equal or opposite reaction, this makes some sense."

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    • since19790


      I'm listening to this while working. Thanks for sharing.

      If you think about "every action having an equal or opposite reaction", this makes some sense.

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    • garbage4

      This is feel-good nonsense for imbeciles.

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      • <sted
      • just started listening and I think this true too, but I'll give it a listen while workingfeel
      • This guy is a bit tricky. You need a perquisite of understanding. However this an attempt a starting point. Where is starting? where the dead end ofyurimon
      • material reductionist. dark matter is the end of the line as there is no account for consciousness as a material substance or forceyurimon
      • Various forces or waves have patterns, and so do fields. this an attempt to merge or proceed from starting point of the dead end in material reductionist.yurimon
      • There is quite a bit of scientist who use old vedic or other older concepts as holistic base because some ideas are not that much off. just the semantics haveyurimon
      • lolmonospaced
      • changed. Reductionist ideas just see everything as a machine. your meat bag with chemical reactions, nothing is real. but tell that to woman grieving for achildyurimon
      • that away. The old semantics took everything in account but with respect to the experience, as well as consciousness. so you can say yoga is just exercise,yurimon
      • with muscle reactions stretching etc. yes its true or you can yoga is a way to balance you body and intention, conscious of yourself is being with one, withyurimon
      • with inner sacred forces that make up your full experience and existence. more respectful way to achieve the same goal. it proven intention show better resultsyurimon
      • so true, garbagemonospaced
      • thats because you dont understand it. can you define who are? without using a title or job description? or verbs like i am a nice?yurimon
      • If you are bag of meat with chemical reactions and emotions are just illusions. and because matter never touches and emotions are programs then how would youyurimon
      • feel is a woman was unfaithful to you? are people valuable meat bags of interactions for mutual survival? then you shouldnt care about anything.yurimon
      • How do explain the placebo effect. or even placebo effect even if fake surgery. Its looked as a negative. can you explain it?yurimon
      • Material Reductionist has its place in certain observations, but science is at a dead end. it kind like the german wwII idea of building bigger tanks, biggeryurimon
      • cannons, there is point where size becomes an issue, bigger colliders, more energy. same metaphor of the limitations as the big gun tanks in wwII.yurimon
      • ...garbage
      • someone actually reads this?sted
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    • drgs0

      "Your emotions are encoded by your heart into the braids of your DNA"

      At what level and how strong does an emotion has to be?
      Say, I visit the COTD thread and have an emotion -- is every visit traceable in my DNA?

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