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Art and science paradigms : imagination is life.

Ten cups of weak coffee do not make a pot of strong coffee.

Frequently, when a scientific society gets on the wrong side of progress in their field, they quietly gradually change their views, all the time patting themselves on the back about how right they have always been (Joe Felsenstein).

Paradigm shifts

Science and art before the artist getting pushed more and more out of the equation.

Art and Science are in completely the same boat, crazy bathrooms are not fearful of the impending tsunami.

Paradigm shift, in color because most-famous pictures are almost invisible in the internet. Sooner or later, a point of view becomes its own world. Good pictures highlight essential breaches of logic and inconsistency in scientific understanding because awesome artworks don't want to work at a place that says they can't think. Art and Science are in completely the same boat.

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Paradigms serves no purpose, art has no purpose other than itself. The early bird catches the worm but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese.

He who gives back at the first repulse and without striking the second blow despairs of success has never been, is not, and never will be a hero in science, love, or business.

This is not a step backward, it is a failure to make a step forward.

Artistic paradigms have no purpose in life, however when you change the way you look at pictures, the images you look at change mark-making. A new chicken-and-egg dilemma has emerged as more pages keep their own paradoxes. Oddly enough, all pictures think they are theoretically important.

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French people walk everywhere, and they enjoy it. There is a word for this in French. It’s called flâner. As Duolingo explains, Flâner means “to sort of stroll, but without a destination, observing what’s around you, and questioning, pondering, considering the world and your place in it.”

Nowadays, outdoor art tends to be neither confrontational nor necessarily intellectually challenging, and certainly not overtly political. People form abstract representations of the environment, seeing the progression of mountain goats as a series of jumps rather than gradual advance. with a perception of the world's hidden connections.

Thomas Kuhn, Imagination is life, Artists are drawn in from all over the world like moths to the flame.

You acting like a parrot and screeching [积非成是] over and over isn't going to make it true through.

“When I was educated as a physicist, I was told when you have a model and it doesn’t agree with the data, it means you have to revise your model.”

There is an awful lot of rationalizing going on for art theory and an abstraction however is never really abstract. The magical belief is not difficult to detect in popular culture. If space does not have extra dimensions, underground art is important, including time dimension in space. Never too old to learn.

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Linear art forms is the possibility of structure

Making artworks amplifies whoever you are, even if you are the duck rabbit or Ludwig Wittgenstein. Like windows looking into unknown realms, linear art forms question time, place, and a human’s vantage point within it all.

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Science is strikingly inventive and introduce an exciting new direction in art. Pictures never lost their sense of humour, even in the wilderness.The gesture of the painted line, both deliberate and instinctual, functions not only as a visual element but as a material inquiry. It is a fine disruptor, altering and simultaneously making the viewer aware of the space it occupies.

“In its dissatisfaction with ordinary experience, the impoverished reality of present-day society, an abstract painting stands as a challenge to disorder and disintegration. Its activity implies a conviction of something constructive in our own time.”

The Selected Writings of Ad Reinhardt

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Science is all about confirming preconceived notions.

There are all kinds of interesting questions that come from a knowledge of science, which only adds to the excitement and mystery and awe of a flower, some art paradox. The juxtaposition highlights the enduring artistic interest in using fast snails to capture memories, explore the world, and leave traces behind. Or even use the data to try to disprove what the original investigators had posited.