First-Ever Organzied Chaotic Free-For-All Competition/Collaboration

**Crow Haven** · 14 June 2015, 07:09 PM

As promised, here's nothing
(yes, it's Xara with Linux!)

**Rik** · 14 June 2015, 07:51 PM

This could also be classed as infinite!

I'm sure, many will remember what this programme is/was?

**Crow Haven** · 15 June 2015, 12:07 AM

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**Psaumure** · 15 June 2015, 02:13 AM

Gare. Based on the earlier comments, I think that your Infinity concept causes system failure with many of the artists. I think there was too much philosophy going into this thread causing intimidation of being wrong. All philosophies are based on life experiences. Depending on where you live will change the way you think. After all, I think most aborigines would have a different philosophy on what snow looks like then people in Alaska. I think it's better glen from each other and grow.

I did not mean to invoke Religion into this thread, but rather an explanation behind that drawing. I'm open to ALL types of art, religious and secular.

Now I thought this thread was taking on a Matrix theme. I'm a bit behind you guys. I don't draw as fast as the thread moves.

Enjoy the Matrix Infinity.

**Crow Haven** · 15 June 2015, 02:26 AM

That's a great philosophy! We can all be right and wrong in every dimension -- all thinking a great deal about nothing!

**Psaumure** · 15 June 2015, 02:46 AM

Well I think all philosophy is based on buying into somebody's theory. Some say that science is the answer including the people that thought the world was flat. That's just taking a point in time. I'm sure as the years go on today scientist will be proven wrong in many areas. Although, I do not dismiss science. Everyone has their own believes and I always think it's worthwhile to explore thoughts of others without having to impose my own. They may have something that I have not thought of. I am always open to learning from others.

**Gare** · 15 June 2015, 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by Rik

This could also be classed as infinite!

I'm sure, many will remember what this programme is/was?

The Time Tunnel, and Irwin Allen Production in the 1960s here on US TV, starring James Darren. As big an entertainment disappointment for young SciFi junkies as Lost in Space was, by the same producer.