a computer science experiment on consciousness [Request]

in #science8 years ago

request for a program to see if Dr Masaru Emoto's water crystal experiment can be reproduced on computers, using pictures and random generated pixels

Dr Emoto found that water exposed to messages and music had a effect on the crystals produced when the water was frozen.

i want to know if the same can be done with computers using images/pictures and a random generator.

http://www.whatthebleep.com/water-crystals/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAvzsjcBtx8

my request is for a program under a free software license:

a program that takes input of pixel height and width to make a frame.

height in pixels(x):input  = 500
width in pixels(z):input  = 500

and input of how many pixels per second to be generated

pixels per second(y):input = 20

input for picture/image file to be super imposed on frame.

picture/image to be super imposed on frame:input = /home/user/love.jpeg

picture/image to be stretched to x * z pixels and placed over frame.
For each pixel a random colour to be generated and placed.
when last pixel is completed the picture to be removed.
and the result of random generated pixels to be shown.

thank you for taking the time to read this.
i can only offer my thanks and a upvote,
i hope there is someone out there who is has curious to the out come of such a program has i am.
with the programming skills i lack to produce a program that can perform this function.

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Are you a researcher or something or what is your motivation for getting this program? Just a fun experiment? Sounds easy enough and fun. Could you describe more what do you want to do with the individual pixels? Change the colour according to the original colour?

sry for my last reply was :s
and thank for offering to do it :)
short answer 'fun experiment'
it was just for random pixels to be generated under a solid overlay of same width and height of overlay.

NoG5 from reddit made this program i have been playing around with :)

posting it here in case anyone else wants to play around with it.
if you stare at the random noise it makes you see lots of things has you shift your eye focus.


link to full sized pic here

NoG5 has given the code under public domain :)
the app just needs .net framework to run.

wikisend was not working at time of trying to upload so i am using fileconvoy.com for now.
the app can be found here
sha256sum
7781d419f1ad7f4f819135e87b6569088adf54c6ee5b8e734c975fac1e7cbace
the app and source code can be found here
sha256sum
a700c628d4fb325dcadbe33c9500152b4c3e41fba911632623ffcebf90d3f7ab

NoG5 also pointed out (quote)

 normal random numbers on a computer are ultimately a mathematical formula, unlike something like random.org that use atmospheric noise to be truly random, it is possible to use random.org api to get some noise as the seed value for the randomness but not enough for a full image, the free quota is 200 000 bits a day and 8bits are needed for a gray pixel and 24bits for a color one,

and offered to add it, but i told him there was no need has the computer does not know when the stop button was going to be pressed and that would be be the random factor.

Thanks for the post
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