RE: RE: LMAC and STEMsocial Explore a Mystery of the Universe: Dark Matter
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RE: LMAC and STEMsocial Explore a Mystery of the Universe: Dark Matter

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I love the fact that you put that much thought and research into the subject.

Science usually isn't concerned about the existance of a divine entity or the non-existance of such entity, as everything can be explained without the need for that (from a scientific point of view). However, the whole existance of the universe itself can be seen as divine if one to look at it that way.

I tend to turn off and on some aspects of my mind (like you mentioned) when I try to tackle different subjects, between the logical and scientific side of my brain and the other side that can be chaotic, artistic, and magical. (Running both at the same time, without leaning more to one side or the other at a time can be exhausting to say the least)

What I've experienced so far, is that it really is "the way you see it" or rather "think of it". The brain is a super powerful thing.

I love your concept in this collage, it's beautiful, and it certainly is creative and magical.

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