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Official Fake Gimms Website
Topic: Arts 4:00 pm EDT, Aug  1, 2002

This is an old friends band. Trippy kinda lounge stuff.. Radiohead and Portishead fans will surley dig.

[I am saving this until I get back to my cable modem, but from the sounds of it, I am going to like it:) - Nanochick]

Official Fake Gimms Website


Escher and the Droste effect - Universiteit Leiden
Topic: Arts 1:07 pm EDT, Jul 31, 2002

"This project aims to visualize the mathematical structure behind Escher's Print Gallery. "

Escher rules!

Escher and the Droste effect - Universiteit Leiden


Philip K. Dick's Mind-Bending, Film-Inspiring Journeys
Topic: Arts 10:50 pm EDT, Jun 16, 2002

To call Philip K. Dick, whose 1954 story "The Minority Report" is the basis for the new Steven Spielberg movie, a science-fiction writer is to the underscore the inadequacy of the label. Dick, who died of a stroke in 1982 at 53, was fascinated by the scientific future largely as a vehicle for examining his own anxieties, longings and unstable perceptions. It would be more accurate to call him one of the most valiant psychological explorers of the 20th century.

... Thinking about these ideas can make your head hurt, which is true of virtually all of Dick's 36 novels and more than 100 short stories: mind-bending was almost his religion. Calling himself a "fictionalizing philosopher," he began with an assumption that causality is a shared delusion and that even concepts like space and time have a limited basis in reality.

"Minority Report" (opening Friday) stands as the most fluid and conventionally exciting of all the Philip K. Dick adaptations.

Philip K. Dick's Mind-Bending, Film-Inspiring Journeys


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