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#1: Tonia Bergh (tonia) on Apr 12, 2014

Not sure what this is - but I love it! Very interesting to solve, and fantastic image. I wish I had this kind of imagination!

Very nice - is this an actual thing? It looks like one of those brain-teasers where you try to get the rings apart.

This is an illustration from Bedrich's Theory of Chaos booklet (private edition, probably not known in your country, because it's not recommended (forbidden) in any well-known religion) :)

Is that the same as the mathematical Chaos Theory?

No. It's another theory, from 17th century.
appr. a theoretic chaos of Isaac Newton's math, about infinity of tiny measures. Bedrich was contemporary with Newton.
My English is poor to explain it... :)

Are you talking about the composer?

off course not. B. Smetana lived in the 19th century. :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bed%C5%99ich_Smetana

So who are you talking about?

:)
It's a poor little pbn puzzle. I don't want to talk about a strange 17th century theory, cause it's strongly out of date.
When someone makes the 100th puzzle about a cat and a witch or another produces about the 100th boring Hoolywood-style production... will you ask who are they talking about?
:)

So you don't know.

It's true. He isn't important. He wanted to explain "tiny infinities" as satanic works of God and called them chaos... and illustrated with connected circles.
I think it's relative to "celtic patterns".
:)

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