i loved it
this is exactly the kind of thing that goes through my mind everyday
usually when i light up a blunt or can't sleep
Reviews for "Gravity_"
Pretty simple, pretty good
Great work w/o so much stuff you can still making an interesting work it`s not 10 because it`s to short
Very thought provoking
it was well made, in an artsy form, and had a good feel to it. kudos dude, and hurry up on the next one.
-Weasleman
And btw, JakeTaz, perhaps you are unfamiliar with the LATIN term Magnum Opus, wich means "Great Work." Get alittle feel for the artful and deep thinking instead of following logic. The universe will ALWAYS be too complex for any mortal to fully understand, not you, not me, not some egghead scientist. Go brush up on your literary terms before you come back to talk with the adults, dude.
Ohhh nooo!!!!
My head is exploding!!! just kidding that was pretty cool
Cool graphics
But I thought the text was weird. Don't get me wrong, I'm not against thought-provoking animations. You must be aware that scientists (who have more intelligence than either of us) have figured out many things about the way the universe works. A lot of it is no longer in the realm of theories or philosophies, but verifiable data. There is a massive hypocrisy in thinking that you are the only one with the capacity to understand how "not-understandable" the universe is, especially when there are people out there who DO understand it. You say you're going to talk about your opinions of how reality and dimensions work - what are these opinions based on? Because there's a big difference between PHILOSOPHIES and "things that you just think would be cool". The phrase "A black hole conducts its opus" is silly, too. It's odd to imagine that a black hole is aware of what it's doing, and aware that it is orchestrating something epic, because being convinced of your own importance is something that PEOPLE do, not celestial bodies. Also, "opus" is a word that just means one of many works, as in "Schubert's Opus 814". It doesn't mean the same thing as "masterpiece", it just means one of many, and if it is remarkable, this uniqueness is not due to its status as an opus.