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earthling

The Algorithmic Beauty of Sea Shells by Hans Meinhardt, 4th ed. 2009

For centuries scientists have tried to understand the growth and development of multicellular organisms. More recently, with the help of mathematical models and computerized simulations, they have discovered algorithmic patterns and models that seem to describe the dynamic processes in which organisms grow, reproduce, and respond to external factors

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#Seashells

In this fascinating and beautifully illustrated book, Hans Meinhardt explains and illustrates these structural growth patterns in the case of sea shells. The book delightfully conveys the intuitive appeal and the "touch of magic" in this research. A diskette packaged with the book contains a program that allows the reader to run the simulations on a PC. New patterns can be generated interactively to provide an insight into the process of biological pattern formation.
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DrBob, Neurologist, 🧠Mechanic

Trump‘s re-election settles it.

We’re clearly living in a computer simulation, popularized by the movie, The Matrix.

Only problem is that things have gotten so bizarre that I expect the aliens to pull the plug any minute and we’ll all be gone in a puff of dissolving electrons 🤯

“It has been 24 years since #TheMatrix popularised the idea that reality is an illusion and that we are all actually lying in pods of fluid, serving as nutrients for machines.”

#matrix #computersimulation #election #movies #cinema
sciencefocus.com/future-techno

Text Shot: Rizwan Virk, computer scientist and author of The Simulation Hypothesis, will show you how deep the rabbit hole goes. “I think it’s more likely than not that we are in some kind of simulation,” says Virk, whose book is built upon a 2003 paper by Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrom that asks whether we are living in a computer simulation. It argues that the most probable outcome, among three options, is that an advanced civilisation will survive long enough to be able to develop the technology to create various simulated worlds
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Spektrum (inoffiziell)

Dem Verhältnis von »virtueller« und »originaler« Realität widmet sich Claus Beisbart. Sein Buch bietet einen Überblick zum Thema und formuliert wichtige Fragen. Eine Rezension

Einen Einstieg ins Thema »virtuelle Realität« bietet dieses Buch. Es gibt einen guten Überblick und regt zum weiteren Nachdenken an. Eine Rezension (Rezension zu Was heißt hier noch real? von Claus Beisbart)#VirtuelleRealität #VR #Computersimulation #Simulation #Realismus #Fiktion #AugmentedReality #AR #Descartes #Philosophie #Matrix #Wahrheit #GeistBewusstsein #Bedeutung #Sinn #PsychologieHirnforschung #ITTech #Kultur
»Was heißt hier noch real?«: Wir dürfen die virtuelle Realität genießen!

www.spektrum.de»Was heißt hier noch real?«: Wir dürfen die virtuelle Realität genießen!Einen Einstieg ins Thema »virtuelle Realität« bietet dieses Buch. Es gibt einen guten Überblick und regt zum weiteren Nachdenken an. Eine Rezension (Rezension zu Was heißt hier noch real? von Claus Beisbart)
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Technische Universität München

With six new Hans Fischer #Fellowships, funded by Siemens, our Institute for Advanced Study will focus on the development of the #IndustrialMetaverse: go.tum.de/000739

#Digitalization #AI #Robotics #ComputerSimulation

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www.tum.deSiemens supports fellowships at the TUM Institute for Advanced StudySiemens is once again endowing six Hans Fischer Fellowships with over 2.4 million euros at the Technical University of Munich's Institute for Advanced Study (TUM-IAS). The move will make it possible in the coming years for international experts to work together with leading TUM scientists on the development of the "Industrial Metaverse". The focus will be on the areas Digitalization, Artificial Intelligence and Robotics as well as Computer Simulation.
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