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Deadspeak2
Nov 3, 2009, 1:56:38 PM11/3/09
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I used to collect crabs from the ocean and put them in a jar. I was
particularly interested in the kind of life it had which was an
organic form of life. While even animals like dogs had something
immaterial, crabs had something more complex and that it's behavior
was unpolitical.. a new field I suggest is to use insects and strange
ocean life and make a tapestry out of it that can be reconstructed to
make machines or advanced technology. It's life comes from the ocean
waters.. and with the element of O2 in the waters so too does it have
the breath of life. Since the freshness of it is sensitive to the
environment.
particularly interested in the kind of life it had which was an
organic form of life. While even animals like dogs had something
immaterial, crabs had something more complex and that it's behavior
was unpolitical.. a new field I suggest is to use insects and strange
ocean life and make a tapestry out of it that can be reconstructed to
make machines or advanced technology. It's life comes from the ocean
waters.. and with the element of O2 in the waters so too does it have
the breath of life. Since the freshness of it is sensitive to the
environment.
Organic Life -by sEung b. Kim
Nunemica
Nov 10, 2009, 9:47:02 AM11/10/09
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On Nov 3, 10:56 am, Deadspeak2 <kims...@hawaii.rr.com> wrote:
>... a new field I suggest is to use insects and strange
> ocean life and make a tapestry out of it that can be reconstructed to
> make machines or advanced technology.
>
>... a new field I suggest is to use insects and strange
> ocean life and make a tapestry out of it that can be reconstructed to
> make machines or advanced technology.
>
> Organic Life -by sEung b. Kim
Leave the poor little beasties alone. Science can settle for bio-
mimicry.
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