Comments on Puzzle #23489: Very exciting discovery
By Thomas Genuine (Genuine)
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difficulty: 
solvability: line logic only
peek at solution solve puzzle
quality: difficulty: solvability: line logic only
Puzzle Description:
Unbelievable... This is about an important fact in history of both mathematics AND biology. Does anyone of you know this pattern?
#1: Susan Duncan (medic25733) on Jan 5, 2014
I don't know#2: Thomas Genuine (Genuine) on Jan 5, 2014
Susan, I shall explain. :)#3: Bryan (Cyclone) on Jan 5, 2014
Now I'd like to recognize opinions of other solvers.
Unbelievable. I would like to suggest you use more whitespace. Your "art" is not recognizable as anything beyond tiny clouds and is a waste of solver's time. I am concluding the reason you disliked my puzzle is because it involved something called "thinking"? Fortunately, others seem to like it!#4: Thomas Genuine (Genuine) on Jan 5, 2014
OK, Cyclone, you don't know, what it is.#5: Thomas Genuine (Genuine) on Jan 5, 2014
Pieces of my tonight series are NOT "arts", NOT really bpn puzzles.
They are shots from a VERY EXCITING MOVIE. Ã'd like to know if anyone of you know it. :)
OK, here is the solution of this series.#6: John Helmsen (netheron) on May 6, 2017
John Conway's Game of Life is some kind of Artificial Life. simulation. Visit this site for explanation or simply playing the Game of Life.
www.bitstorm.org/gameoflife/‎
More details: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway's_Game_of_Life
It's a glider gun which can create an infinite series of pixels.
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