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It's the brain's 'user illusion' of itself in brain network in warped perspective with spirit exposure, Daniel Popper, Ernst Haeckel, wlop,...
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Stable Diffusion 1.4
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Brain Network in Warped Perspective, Octane Render
This image shows a surreal, highly detailed depiction of a brain network intertwined with nature. The artwork blends human, botanical, and technological elements in rich colors and with sharp focus.
Created by blenta on Jul 28, 2023 using the Stable Diffusion 1.4 AI image generator model.
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- It's the brain's 'user illusion' of itself in brain network in warped perspective with spirit exposure, Daniel Popper, Ernst Haeckel, wlop, dynamic, particulate, rich colors, intricate, elegant, highly detailed, fashion magazine, smooth, sharp focus, 8 k, octane renderWeight: 1.3beautiful mother nature, fractal tree branches, electricity on stargazing platform with rotating sphere in motion in flowers mycelium network, in warped perspective with forest exposure, elegant, highly deeply detailed, clear sharp edges, amazing depth, sharp focus, 8k, octane render, Daniel PopperWeight: 1dragonfly-human hybrid woman in mycelium network in warped perspective with water exposure, Jennifer Lommers, Amanda Clark, Chie Yoshii, Ernst Haeckel, Daniel Popper, dynamic, particulate, rich colors, intricate, elegant, highly detailed, harper's bazaar art, smooth, sharp focus, 8 k, octane renderWeight: 1.3extremely realistic photo, S. ElayarajaWeight: 1Your consciousness is my user illusion of you and my consciousness is your user illusion of me, Daniel PopperWeight: 2.5
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Takes me back to your "mycellium network" wordings. Ever watch the Star Trek Discovery seasons where they have the "spore drive" that's faster (instantaneous) than warp drive? The idea that the entire universe may be part of an invisible network of fungal filaments. They even have a Paul Stammets crew member. The name belongs to the world's leading mycology expert Paul Stammets who lives in Oregon, USA. Interesting.