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While researching a forthcoming piece, we came across this fractal imagining video. There’s a nice description of the video production at the link — and we’ll leave the tech talk to the math geeks — but this conclusion really stood out: “If you were actually traveling into the fractal, you would be moving faster than the speed of light.”
Oh, hell yeah.
The video also features “Soul Survivor,” by Solar Brothers, featuring Sherry Dyanne (Moog mix). Enjoy. It’s infinity in there:
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