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I love this animation by Daniel Piker (@KangarooPhysics).

Each dot follows a path, and takes 3.5 hrs to return to its starting point.  (You might think the dots are jittering or sparkling, but on closer inspection they're walking like ants.)

Used with permission.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet captioned as above, with an embedded animation (paused, 0:01 shown) of a dense field of white dots on black forming a swirling, wave-like pattern of varying density, resembling a generative/flow-field art piece by Daniel Piker.

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Patrick Heizer @PatrickHeizer

— reposted by Fleek Futurist (uto), quoting Esra K. (@tiarazen)

Fleek Futurist — 🧑/uto reposted Patrick Heizer (verified) @PatrickHeizer · 16h If you have even a passing interest in either ecology or sci fi, please go watch Scavengers Reign. Stunningly beautiful, eerie, and mind-bendingly haunting, it's one of the few shows that I've binged since the birth of my kids. [Four animation stills from the show Scavengers Reign: an alien mossy/green landscape, a person sitting on red alien terrain, a large red mushroom-like structure, a figure standing among tall dark alien flora] > QUOTED: Esra K. (verified) @tiarazen · Feb 28 (Translated from Turkish) > [Show poster thumbnail] > I watched the first 2 episodes. The show's creators have designed a perfect ecosystem. > For a very long time, I had absolutel... [truncated]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A recommendation for the animated sci-fi show Scavengers Reign, praised for its alien ecology worldbuilding. General media recommendation, not directly AI-related.

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