Nebulabrot | Melinda Green (mathematics discovery | 1993)
A colorized iteration series for Melinda Green's brilliant "Buddhabrot" discovery of a new rendering algorithm that only traces escape paths of iterations within The Mandelbrot Set's original form: f(z) = z² + c
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It is easy to continue to fall into dysfunctional patterns because they are familiar. Same with dysfunctional relationships.
We come to expect the chaos that comes after a few moments of calm and we tell ourselves that we're "growing" through it and that we are better because of that.
Unfortunately, this is delusion. The chaos that comes from that dysfunction is doing nothing but draining you and keeping you trapped in a dynamic that is keeping you stuck. It feels "rewarding" after you seem to work through problem after problem that appears, but have you stopped to consider that your skills may be better used in a much better situation that is actually helping you to progress?
It is much easier said than done, but if you find yourself in a dysfunctional relationship, pattern, or environment, do not get attached. Do not feel as if you can "fix" this situation. Oftentimes, the problems at play in situations like these run much deeper than you can ever be responsible for. You will drain and hurt yourself by continuing to try to heal the sickness that is at play in these situations.
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The electric eel is the biggest power-making creature on Earth. It can release up to 860 volts, which is enough to run a machine. In a recen
"The electric eel is the biggest power-making creature on Earth. It can release up to 860 volts, which is enough to run a machine. In a recent study, a research group from Nagoya University in Japan found electric eels can release enough electricity to genetically modify small fish larvae. They published their findings in PeerJ."
The researchers' findings add to what we know about electroporation, a gene delivery technique. Electroporation uses an electric field to create temporary pores in the cell membrane. This lets molecules, like DNA or proteins, enter the target cell."
"The researchers discovered that 5% of the larvae had markers showing gene transfer. "This indicates that the discharge from the electric eel promoted gene transfer to the cells, even though eels have different shapes of pulse and unstable voltage compared to machines usually used in electroporation," said Iida. "Electric eels and other organisms that generate electricity could affect genetic modification in nature.".
Other studies have observed a similar phenomenon occurring with naturally occurring fields, such as lightning, affecting nematodes and soil bacteria. Iida is very excited about the possibilities of electric field research in living organisms. He believes these effects are beyond what conventional wisdom can understand.
He said, "I believe that attempts to discover new biological phenomena based on such 'unexpected' and 'outside-the-box' ideas will enlighten the world about the complexities of living organisms and trigger breakthroughs in the future.""
