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  • Whew! My dad warned me about God... :-)

  • Well, God certainly knows her math, doesn't She?

  • beautifully done, a pleasure to watch, I love maths and nature

  • fantastic!

  • True... Only now, the modern Science have started to see the mathematics in all over the nature (Physically)... I hope, it will also see the connections between the natural objects (virtual connections through waves / signals / rays) in the near future... and will prove that everything is under single consciousness / intelligence.

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  • "A Mi Madre"...

    Muchas Gracias, Cristobal Vila Laguarta y Wim Mertens.

  • natural selection does happen by chance, just after quite a bit of experimentation!

  • @gaboyfilms Who do you think did the experimentation??????????

  • what was the first thought like?

  • beautiful...thankyou!

    

  • Utterly beautiful I wish it was longer, mesmerising...

  • The most beautiful thing is that all that occurs just by chance

  • @kamonn it does not occur by chance. It occurs by natural selection.

  • @kamonn - If perfection just happens by chance then what is more pertinent about that is perfection itself. Whether it be chance or not becomes a philosophical debate of maybe/maybe not. But we have literal evidence of perfection right in front of us, no debate necessary. We obviously live in a realm of infinite perfection, what are the chances of that?

  • @AvionDream chances are pretty low (almost zero), and that is fantastic. Why? because it makes people struggle their minds trying to figure it out. There's actually people doing it, and they're called physicists, and what they do is actual research about this matter, and they are very good at it, we now understand why things are what they are, and it's amazing, but not supernatural, not at all. Just grab a couple of science books and find the answers to your questions.

  • @AvionDream The thing is that you're watching the world as it is now, but you're not paying attention to the whole process by which things end up being so wonderful. Us humans were not always like we are now, the Earth itself has not always been as it is now. Things change, evolve, collapse, etc. if you could watch the universe in its early stages, you would see no perfection whatsoever, you would see chaos, random fluctuations, explosions, things collapsing, black holes, etc.

  • @kamonn - Answers to my questions? What questions? Re-read my original comments and let me know what questions I asked. What you seem to fail to understand is that "chaos, random fluctuations, explosions, things collapsing, black holes" are all occurring inside a context of infinite perfection. It is your human point of view superimposed on these cosmic processes and equating them as somehow less than perfect, a balanced appropriate order.

  • @kamonn - Again I reiterate that I dont believe there is a creator-god making any of this perfection happen. It just Is, the infinite mystery of perfect process, which is the appropriate position to take relative to "why", which I would never be so foolish to ask or expect an answer to. Unless you know a good maths or physics book with the answer to that one? Laugh out loud, literally.

  • @kamonn - The context of space-time, the "place" in which the process of evolution can even happen, is already perfect before anything even begins to evolve. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Or choose to just brush that aside because it might break your huge brain.

  • @kamonn - You are suggesting that evolution is perfection and only after a long time of something changing/improving could you call that perfection at some humanly decided end point where you might look at a shark and say "shit, thats a perfect killing machine" .

  • @kamonn - That is not the case of course since evolution by its very nature is a process that never finishes, is always a work in progress in keeping with changes in environment (and multiple other factors of course) which is never constant, nothing is constant or unchanging, all is in a process of infinite flux. Process itself and the context in which all change is happening is perfection.

  • @kamonn - The paradox being of course that the only constant is change/flux. Looks like you may have arrogantly underestimated my "take" on things.

  • @kamonn - There is only perfection, the possibility of having a consciousness to even philosophically debate whether this is by chance or not is included in the perfection. Chuckle. No creator-god suggestion intended either.

  • @AvionDream Again, read science books, physics, biology, mathematics, all that "boring" stuff. There's plenty of explanations to the question "why is everything perfect?". Short answer is: by chance. Long answer: evolution.

  • Magnífico! Obrigada por compartilhar...

    

  • Amazing video grapic computation and very, very poor music.

  • merci ++++ très beau

  • Amazing Awesomeness

  • holy shit. That was awesome! Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing...

  • And yes, son, math is everything...

  • This is beautifully done visually and musically, but it's too fast! All these amazing series and sequences have breathtaking grace, breadth and grandeur to them. I'd like to see this animation be, say, twice as long, slowed down, allowed to glide, breathe and blossom without rush or impatient editing (as defined by the music- it's lovely but not for this in its less breathless version).

  • When the human brain fulfills its Divine mandate. To create.

  • quite interesting!

    For more on Applied Math to Life check am2l.org

    Cheers!

  • excellent......... the all livingthing is a application of maths

  • Nice! But "all it's (sic) beauty"? Language counts too :)

  • Just beautiful.

    Gratitude.

  • why do you change the title? A bit of a ripoff to steal a man's work and then change the title as well.

  • Brilliant!!

  • Why the hell can i not view this on my TV OR Mobile phone??? Awesome video but that's kind of a dealbraker.

  • STUNNING <3

  • this video deserves more views.

  • wow...

  • Everything is math...

  • @Mrwilwak Elohim--one of the many Hebrew names of God--means Creator. I met Him in 1978, and have never wanted to be without Him since. I did not mean to say He created the video, but just was expressing my enjoyment from watching this video. I am sorry if I sounded pretentious. Colossians 1:15-17

  • Very well done!

  • Very well done

  • Elohim (Creator) is so awesome. Thank you for bringing some of his beauty to me today.

  • Very cool

  • awsome way of showing fibonnacci in nature,

    great music to go with it

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