July 21, 2006

When you know more, you know less...

Recently I got into some very intensive philosophical thinking about our world and the meaning of our life. Well, well I know it's clique and cocky to talk about philosophy. But after understanding a lot of rules around game design and art, I can't stop to understand more things behind the surface.

Thanks to the internet, I find a lot new things out there and had a much better understanding of our world and our universe. For quite a while I think I'm slowly becoming "crazy" on trying to understand all these questions most people don't care about.

Well if you think you know a lot and want to feel want to learn more or be inspired, here are some good ones I found.

Imagining the Tenth Dimension
If you can imagine at all. Flash demonstration about the book with the same title by Rob Bryanton. This 8 min long animation help you to understand what it could be to look at our world from a higher dimension. After watching it, I feel how tiny and less important we are as things existing in our dimension. I also find it's interesting to think about film as a 4 dimensional media and video games as a 5 dimensional media or even 6 dimensional.

A new kind of Science
Computational sciense which opens the possibilities that traditional science like mathmatics and physics can not explain. While most people believe in the correctness of science today, this new field completely shake the existing science. The model he brought up is also a interesting way to be used in video game design.
watch the presentation here

Posted by Jenova at July 21, 2006 2:05 AM


Comments

The 10th Dimension demonstration you mention above is the best time I've had before lunch in a long time.

Posted by: Peter Brinson [TypeKey Profile Page] at July 24, 2006 2:28 PM

He makes a good point.

Even if the idea of a transcendental multiverse is old news to you, its still damned interesting.

BTW, I sent this to you recently, looks like you beat me to it.

Posted by: Patrick Dugan [TypeKey Profile Page] at August 10, 2006 4:28 AM

It is truly ironic that it takes a certified genious to tell us that complexity is the result of simple rules. Funny.

Posted by: duncan [TypeKey Profile Page] at August 29, 2006 1:26 AM

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