Radiohead – …

… Learnings from The “On How The Brain Functions” Experiment.

You, the web wanderer, are perhaps aware that a bit over one year ago I posted my research paper about theory of how the brain functions. I also built a blog around it so that you, the brain researcher, can comment it with witty references to tin-foil hats.

The current gain is zero remarks to tin-foil hats.

Seriously, though, I still stand behind the theory and see several strenghts in it. The question is: why I’m not building a working prototype as it only takes a few diodes, capacitors and coils to make it. Maybe it’s because I do not want to disturb the local neighbourhood with electromagnetic noise.  

And: I’d like to thank Joni Tuoreniemi and Paul Tudsbury for commenting it and creating conversation. Thank you!

InnerSpace Pic – Basic Elements

Toying with InnerSpace applet - this image caught my eye:

 

It does not represent beauty in my mind, but it contains a large amount of different elemental shapes: a rich set of basic visual elements. Circles, squares, pentagons, flowery thingies in warped dimensions.

I’m still curious about where the images generated by the applet come from. A rounding-error perhaps.

Hmm, the applet could parse parameters out of an HTTP request. Let’s add that feature to an to-do list.