Predprey by Bampster
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Description
Based on Michael Crichton's novel, "Prey". It deals with self replicating nano devices which are capable of increasing their intelligence every hour, reaching levels comparable to Humans in relation to earthworms. A computer program called Predprey, which gives the critters a simulated experience of aggression, mutates into the real thing. When I read the novel i just took it as another way out sci-fi concept. Recently, after conversations with my grandson who is doing research in neuro-science, these nano beings are not fiction, as I write this they are being created..More and more our world is becoming a nightmarish,amoral Brave New World. Huxley was telling us something. But it may very well be too late. Image a tweak from a parameter by the Undead Academy. Enjoy!
Comments (9)
Beautiful image and colors. Corrie
Beautiful and very very interesting creation !!!!
Cool fractal engineering!
Cool work man....Nano Tech, it's alive and well way more advanced than the public has any clue of, besides Crichton's foray into Nano Tech John Saul and Dean Koontz have also ventured int the Realm of secret Government testing of Nano Tech on an unsuspecting populace. Ever been traveling and stop in a small relatively isolated town for a snack or Gas or whatever reason and think these folks are kinda weird around here.....could be because they are not totally Human.... Peace
Very cool work now add GMO to the mix and we will not control the future at all
beautiful composition
COOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really cool image, good work.
amazing fractal art certainly reminds me of nanos