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Tuesday February 2nd, 2009

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Photo of DaVinci Drawings, including some small geometric diagrams and text.
DaVinci's Notebook
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Small image of the inside of a clock, focusing on the gears.
Photo By
Elsie Esq.


A clock is just a complex system of gears. Why all the gears? The more of them there are, the higher you can get the force to movement ratio and the longer it can run between winding.

Small image of a man's face in black and white, the numbers 4 8 15 16 23 and 42 are imposed backwards over the photo.
Photo By
stuartpilbrow


4 8 15 16 23 42. The bizarre numbers from LOST. What do they mean? Do they have something to do with time travel?

Small image of a clock face winding in ever smaller circles into infinity.
Photo By
Robbert van der Steeg


Like a fun house mirror meets Dali. Time keeps on slipping slipping slipping.