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∀ИИ∀ Conceptual futurism

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No gods no masters Firstly I can say that I absolutely give a f*ck about what you think about my tattoos. When I started to do them, I followed trends and popular aesthetics, added tribals, etc. I hate this part of tattooing when u have to communicate with a client like it's some kind of service industry. "I would like to tattoo a dick, but only pinkish and remove these hairs on the eggs, because it looks more like a cat." I just can’t learn how to say no, usually make some attempts to find a compromise, and then customer telling me goodbye because I'm not a professional. And I'm not a professional. I do this because from childhood I was fond of art, went to art history courses at the Pushkin state Museum in Moscow, then discovered a tattoo, went to tattooer firstly on 16th birthday after earnings money as a waitress, followed a lot of masters, many of whom made me tattoo at the beginning of their career, when I understood that in future they will become stars. And I always looked at

Tattooing is always a story. For example, I forgot about this sketch for a long time, but @rozbeshchena_dytyna found it just at that moment when life had one interesting event that she told me about and now it’s smthng like medical secret. And how we made this tattoo, a story also came out, because a pipeline was broke in the studio and we were listened the sounds of a waterfall. And there was also a problem with robots from online banking, nearest terminal didn't work and it took a lot of time to find another and understood that problem is totally different. My whole life consists of super ridiculous and stupid situations about which I already realized that no matter how bad was during it, then another story will come out of it

Our life is the burning of every next moment, ending with what we are only confident about in the future - death.

Cyber mind

Simply put, we cannot know if God exists or not. Both the atheists and believers are wrong in their proclamations, and the agnostics are right. True agnostics are simply being Cartesian about it, recognizing the epistemological issues involved and the limitations of human inquiry. We do not know enough about the inner workings of the universe to make any sort of grand claim about the nature of reality and whether or not a Prime Mover exists somewhere in the background. Many people defer to naturalism — the suggestion that the universe runs according to autonomous processes — but that doesn't preclude the existence of a grand designer who set the whole thing in motion (what's called deism). And as mentioned earlier, we may live in a simulation where the hacker gods control all the variables. Or perhaps the gnostics are right and powerful beings exist in some deeper reality that we're unaware of. These aren't necessarily the omniscient, omnipotent gods of the Abrahamic traditions — but they're (hypothetically) powerful beings nonetheless. Again, these aren't scientific questions per se — they're more Platonic thought experiments that force us to confront the limits of human experience and inquiry.

Earth life impulse

It's a trap

"Effect of the observer" The effect of the observer (the consciousness of the observer) is a group of hypotheses about the possibility of the observer influencing elementary particles. It goes back to the ideas of the creators of quantum mechanics, and is a consequence of the problem of measuring quantum effects. According to Bohr, without an observer, the surrounding reality is only a probabilistic form. Concrete reality appears only with the advent of the observer. Some scientists equate the observer, man, and human consciousness. So Werner Heisenberg in the book "Physics and Philosophy" mentions a subjective observer. John Wheeler states that: "Observers are needed to bring the universe into being."

How are you find real world?

Biography

∀ИИ∀ Conceptual futurism

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Styles

Dotwork
Hand-poked
Illustrative
Surrealism

Styles

Dotwork
Hand-poked
Illustrative
Surrealism

61Followers 0Following