physchadelic food.

[8x8state]

:surprised for your consideration.
the romanesco.
tastes lovely.
like broccoli without the bitterness or interesting cauliflower.
might just be searching around for your lorentz attractor fork( its to do with chaos in maths.) though.
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[The Hermit]

A feast for the eyes

 

[Meek 1]

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[Mushroom_J]

The golden ratio
You see it in nature everywhere.
"Romanesco has a striking appearance because its form is a natural approximation of a fractal."

It's pretty cool looking. I'll try and find some seeds online for my garden this season!

 

[Spaced Out 2]

I would definitely eat that :thumb_up:
Probably examine it for a while before taking a big bite though. Take a hit of changa and examine again :surprised

 

[Mushroom_J]

Google echinacea and dhalia (flowers) you'll see the golden ratio again.
It's everywhere.
Renaissance artists incorporated it into their work.
Artist today do it to.
It really does make or break a picture.
Architects use the principles.
seems to be a mathmatical principle of the universe.

 

[null24]

I've always seen that called brocoflower. Isn't it a cross between the two. I've gone to Freddie's a little to stoned before and hung out in the produce aisle for the viz.:thumb_up:

 

[thugware]

My girlfriend didn't know fractals appeared naturally in plants. Then i showed her this.

 

[cosmictaylor]

It tastes delicious raw! And I felt by eating it I was taking in all the geometry/information. Felt good