I wouldn’t have expected this:
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Beautiful, a physical fractal on the scale we can see with the naked eye!
Irrefutable proof that God exists! Hosanna!
Oh yeah, Ink can Triforce.
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Oh well, that doesn’t work here I guess. One more try!
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Very cool, Daniel! Thanks!
Did anyone else think that was going to spell “GOD”? The first to blobs looked like a G and an O. I figured it was some Christian cleverly editing.
Nope, this is Gamingguy. I had to change my name in order to get the custom avatar.
@3D I thought the same thing as well. Hell, do it enough times and you might get a GOD out of it. Proof.
that was a wierd thing to see first thing in the morning before coffee. Trying to see why physics would do that before I can find my own ass, lol.
The pen is mighty or is it merely a vessel for the sacred ink. Hey a new metaphysics. Inkism.
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Should say good post! Looking forward to reading your next post!
Wow, did everyone else see the image of the virgin Mary?
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I have never seen such a thing, and I have pipetted a lot of methylene blue and bromophenol blue over the years. Maybe it’s the composition of the ink, perhaps the shape of the glass has an effect, and I guess that you must leave the water(?) for a while to become still and be in thermal equilibrium.
I feel an experiment coming on. Now, who do I know with a fountain pen? :(
Irrefutable validation of the Church of Zelda.
Reckoner? Is that you?
I see… yes, Reckoner used to use that same picture of thumbs-up-Jesus, hence the question…
:)
Actually its Buddy Christ, from Dogma.