Tweets From Massimo

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@Rainmaker1973 on Twitter

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Tweets From Massimo

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https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973

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September 12, 2023

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October 27, 2025

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This generative art by TikTok's recursiveidentity shows a mandelbulb fractal with an impressive cathedral-like level of details while zooming in [📹 + more videos: https://t.co/Mb9iPBdhiW] https://t.co/ay4ffWFYci (View Tweet)

Note: For GUTOE - you can create an Infiniti beautiful universe with simple math

“Optical Variations” is an exhibit by French artist Damien Bénéteau, featuring four of his illuminated, hypnotizing monochromatic mobiles [read more: https://t.co/0mGCelUyaD] https://t.co/Dcib7fyiNY (View Tweet)

Note: Good version of modern 3D yin yang

When throwing paint turns into a masterpiece. Paul Kenton is a contemporary artist, acclaimed for his cityscape paintings which capture the unique energy of cities across the world [source, more videos: https://t.co/XnIuGERRIU] https://t.co/kMnX1fKbUV (View Tweet)

Note: Great art

A flower does not think of competing to the flower next to it. It just blooms ― Zen Shin Hitachi Seaside Park on the coast of Ibaraki Prefecture includes around 4.2 hectares of nemophila (baby blue eyes) [read more: https://t.co/I7GcCPbSPf] [📹 YanGang] https://t.co/1Kce0lX5r5 (View Tweet)

Note: Collaborate don’t compete

Located in the province of Catania, in the Italian island of Sicily, is the town of Grammichele. It is one of the few towns in the world to have this remarkable hexagonal layout [read more: https://t.co/8MhuxUxbVj] https://t.co/MwxCxZFdQq

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Note: xenter xity

A comparison between 5,000 and 50,000 prime numbers plotted in polar coordinates [source: https://t.co/Z0eNVRs6Pi]

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Note: Prime numbers

This book is only a centimeter thick, so how could it possibly contain one hundred million million — or one hundred thousand billion — poems? https://t.co/1uFfHJsBDR Inside are ten sonnets, fourteen lines each, with the same rhyme scheme and rhyme sound. Every line is on its own strip of paper and can be combined with any from the other nine sonnets. If you read one poem per minute for 8 hours a day, 200 days a year, it would take you over a million centuries to read all possible combinations. Raymond Queneau, One Hundred Million Million Poems, 1961 [📹 Letterform Archive] (View Tweet)

Note: for tree of life poetry book ide