Of course, made me smile...danka danka

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Hehe, thanks for the fave on ma 'bootiful' picture ^.^ <3

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and its greatly deserved. I'll be watching you -grins-

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D,

I found you... and now I might have to do something about it. Hope all is going well.

Thank you so much for the fav on 'Nautilus', it's greatly appreciated!

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it's ok!

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Yay! *clappy clappy* Good on ya for doin' that, I'll have to watch it...
(sorry for the slow reply, I haven't been around here much lately)

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Operate with brilliant nonchalance in the theater of time and space ~anon

remember when you said someone one should start a group for music and graphics? well i finally did it! the link to it is in my journal! thanks for the idea buddy!

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I reply to firextol on his page, sharin' the "burden" of this public conversation...weeee!!!

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Operate with brilliant nonchalance in the theater of time and space ~anon

Other languages are better are expressing emotion than English. English is a very technical language, good for describing technology, and business ideas. However there are dozens of words in other languages, and no language has them all, but they express deep feelings, of emotional context that there really isn't a translation for. Other langauges can't convey it well or at all, you get a 'close-to'. Lost emotions, bound to a single language in most cases.

You'll have to forgive my brevity, there's only so much I can type in a day!

But sure, emotions can be explained in a binary nature. You're trying to subject 'middlegrounds' (binary to language(why? irrelevant!) to the universe, sure both language and the universe are expressable as binary, but expressing the universe as language... I don't think would be 100% accurate, for the sake of defintions... math would be a large part of it, which is independent of language, it's universal )... when I don't make such connections.

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In yet another reply to firextol (he's a hoot, eh?)

Wait a second...you're MESSIN' with me!!! *insert raucous cackle here*

You stated that language is incapable of accurately expressing emotion...then you wind your way down to the assertion that everything has a logical and quantifiable nature...therefore is expressible in binary. *hmmm* Methinks, methinks you mean to make a jest of both myself and logic...PAH!

I try'n not limit myself to merely what my senses tell me, or the commonly accepted "laws" of nature (we keep revising them after further input, more inspection, analysis and debate). We state of so loftily that the universe is quantifiable...and we base our body of knowledge on that and many other "facts"...but my general take is similar to your comment about language and senses...if we limit ourselves to the known then we cut out an awful lot of "could be's" and we're lost. Plus, I have serious doubts about the abilities of any single person to amass such a body of knowledge as to truly be a "know it all"...in any case they'd be more of an ass then either of us and I vote for burning them at the stake *evil grin* call me a heretic, or something like that. And oh...how I amuse myself!

Now, I've stated my general approach to the matter, you've stated yours...I dunna think either of us is going to be so rude as to try to force a square peg into a round hole (*grins* so to speak)...sooooo...hmmm...quite a quandary we have here.

What to do what to do...?

Ooooo...something SHINY! *TAG* You're it! *runs away laughing*

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Well, just because language is incapable of expressing accurately emotion, feelings, and so on, it's very great for technicalities. It can define itself rather well (but without other sensory relation I still think we'd all be lost), just as DNA defines and recreates itself, a self-replicating organic machine is all we are (scientist are currently creating such machines, that for their size... do amazing things). Binary never fails, because like any base it's only real purpose is expressing quantity, and everything is a quanitity, or rather simply: measureable. So the assertion that everything can be expressed in binary is merely stating everything has a logical and quantifiable nature, which everything existing does. You have matters, laws that dictate and control that matter. Just as laws control you (gravity, etc.), therefore you do not have true freewill, but perhaps limited freewill, kind of oxymoronic though! Like you may say, look at me I can move my arms around, this is freewill, but every synapse, nerve impulse, muscle contraction, and so forth are governed by physical laws.

Possibility is limited. Think of inheritance. A quantifiable universe cannot give rise to unlimited possibilities. But only equal or less than. This is a concept of conservation, a law we know to be true. Ripples only spread to the edges, before they bounce back, or they usually fade to nothing long before they arrive... and even if not, they'll do it afterwards. Entropy is another law.

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*nods* No prob, weapons can take on a beauty of their own when in the "right" hands. Beautiful people handling them, a good photographer capturing the "moment" and there's lovely art made. Art created, made from an object meant for destruction. Nicely symbolic, sorta yin-yang if you will.

Fun to watch, glad I could provide feedback that was helpful (I aim not to annoy too much, but its fun to share ideas), and I look forward to seeing your future creations.

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In reply to firextol...

Proving you're funny or that I'm easily amused...?

In any case, you've just "proven" that I can never get to where you are, so we're destined never to meet and are lost in the endless arithmetic of space...or is it space of arithmetic? *grins*

The assertion that all ideas can be expressed in binary is merely that, an assertion...this implies the idea that all ideas are quantifiable and other commentary that you've made has already given rise to the idea that words, language in general, is fallible. So, we commonly express ideas using language (if we go the route that all ideas can be reduced to arithmetic, see above referenced problem of getting anywhere) and yet language is fallible, therefore incapable of perfectly representing ideas...language goes into binary but can't take the idea with it. Binary fails, falls *kerr-plop* into an infinite pool of possibility, and all is well as the ripples spread.

...and if I could, I would say "I am / hear me roar!" and then collapse in yet another fit of laughter.

Sleep well when you get there!

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Thanks for the valubale comment and ... I am planning to do one outdoor when the weather gets warm and nice of similar series of the sword...Now I got ideas from various fellow deviants and I really appreciate that. Glad to know that you like my works. Thanks for watching my

Simon

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All ideas can be expressed in binary. Therefore all ideas are finite. There's a limit to what can be thought. That's not to say the value isn't 'near' infinite. So large that we can't comprehend it... but still limited. Kind of like dividing atoms, sub-atomic particles, to sub-sub-atomic, infinitely dividing away. If you think it's crazy... the answer will semm crazier!

To get from point A to point B first you MUST travel HALF the distance. Thus (b-a)/2, and then half more, (b-a)/4, exponentially. So you never get to the point because you MUST *cough*infinitely*cough* keep going half the distance.

Don't even start thinking when I'm around or you may never stop!

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Hey! Thanks for the !!

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TTFN, and keep havin' fun, eh?"

just wanted to respond to your comment (stupid reply button wouldn't work)

man, are Texans really that homophobic? how lame XD oh and I fell in love with Rent when I heard the soundtrack! The movie was just... too awesome for words, it makes me cry everytime X3

but i do see what you mean about the homophobic thing.. i mean, we're in the middle of the bible belt so go figure >.>

well, thank you for the wonderful comments and take care! <3

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.........and ta for the watch.. appreciated.

...an interesting implication.. we''ll see what happens.

*not sure the previous try will get to you, sorry if its a repeat*
I look forward to seeing it, ought to be something a bit different. Something on the opposite end of the spectrum from your usual work would be to try'n get a Maori-type dancer in your studio, it'd be fun to see what you do with that.

Keep up the good work, eh?

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I look forward to seeing it, ought to be something a bit different. Something on the opposite end of the spectrum from your usual work would be to try'n get a Maori-type dancer in your studio, it'd be fun to see what you do with that.

Keep up the good work, eh?

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Operate with brilliant nonchalance in the theater of time and space ~anon

Ta for the comment..... shoot planned w/ male dancer this friday.... could be something out of that.

You've got lovely work, I look forward to seein' more. Dancers are...wonderful studies of the human body as its meant to be, moving.

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thank you for the fav!

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