Humans
Swirling wall of moving patterns represents our thoughts
It looks like a mountain range in a box, but it's really a frame from an undulating digital artwork, based on algorithms that convert brain waves into imagery
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It looks like a mountain range in a box, but it's really a frame from an undulating digital artwork, based on algorithms that convert brain waves into imagery
We sweat to cool our bodies by evaporation, but when we wipe the sweat away – a natural reaction in humans – are we defeating that function and making ourselves hotter? Do we also hasten dehydration by making our bodies sweat more, to replace what we've wiped away? In other words, should we just leave the sweat to do its job?