Tower of Babylon by KaToFel
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Mandelbulb by me
History contains a number of anecdotes about people who attempted to discover the origin of language by experiment.
The first tale is offered to you by KaToFel. He relates that a certain Pharaoh had two children raised by deaf-mutes, in order to see what language they would speak. When the children were brought before him, one of them said something that sounded to the Pharaoh like BEKOS, the Phrygian word for BREAD. BROT stands for BREAD in our Swiss-language too.
Actually the kid said: MandelBROT, bekos they where very hungry; yes, they came all the way from Hungary to good old Egypt. From this the Pharaoh concluded that the first language was Phrygian.
King James V of Scotland is said to have tried a similar experiment: His children were supposed to have spoken German. Both the medieval monarch Frederick II and Akbar are said to have preformed also many such breathtaking scientific experiments; it is delivered to posteritythe that the children, involved in these studies, did not speak at all.
We, the proud grandparents where also extremely happy as one of our two beloved grandchildren finally - at the age of nine - said his first words. He said: "Today I am not going to eat the oversalted soup." - We asked him, why he now suddenly speaks. He replayed: "Because untill now everything was OK."
Comments (15)
Now we have this:
MOLTO BRAVO!
Shining work.
Wow thats just incredible !!
Love your mandelbulb animation and I also like the view upwards to that fantastic metal structure !
The origins of words and language is most interesting,just as seeing this wonderful piece that you have presented for our viewing and dancing pleasure.
you are the master of teaching methods, i save every class you attend, thanx my friend!:)*5
LOL! Now that explains about languages! ;-D Fantastic fractal and tutorial. Corrie
Lol potatoe, your story made my morning! :) Great fractal construction here, very cool POV!
Superb construction and details!!!
I love your stories:)
Funny story- really well done. :))) Thank you for including the how-to for this incredible, fine structure. Wow!
super frac