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This was such an amazing demonstration of human collective collaboration. It sort of makes me fee like humans could do anything, even tho the result is sort of
by 19eightyfour 10y ago
This was such an amazing demonstration of human collective collaboration. It sort of makes me fee like humans could do anything, even tho the result is sort of in some sense trivial. As well as simply being enjoyed, this could be studied in so many ways. Competition of memes and cultural representations. 'Evolutionary' convergence upon some optimum. Mainstream vs Fringe. Accepted vs Taboo concepts. Implicit spontaneous emergence of behaviour norms for participants: self regulating systems. I also like this timelapse which contains an overview, and then a close up of each of 12 sections ( 333 x 250 ) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCAsY8kjE3w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCAsY8kjE3w