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From batronyx@cadronhsa.com:
I really like this image. 
Suggestions: increase the blur_samples on the focal blur to lessen the grainy
effect. Also, try reducing the aperature to bring more of the cells in view

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From johnson@pharmacy.arizona.edu:
That's a real stretch for on-topic...

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From StephenF@whoever.com:
Interesting technique used here, and the results are 
pretty cool-looking.  

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From jrcsurvey@aol.com:
Nice concept, Interestingly executed

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From chris_hormann@gmx.de:
A bit far fetched interpretation, but the picture looks quite nice anyway.

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From youknow@ucan.foad.org:
Technically interesting, but only on topic by virtue of
the text file justification.

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From mark.wagner17@gte.net:
What's up with this picture?  Every time I look at it, the 
colors are different.  In WinVote, it's usually a green cell 
with a greenish background, but sometimes a greyish cell 
with a black background.  "Display" shows a greyish cell 
with a black background.  Quicktime's Picture Viewer 
shows greyish with black, while the GIMP crashes when I 
try to open the image.

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From albiaprime@aol.com:
Artistic: An interesting scene.
Concept: An unusual interpretation on the theme.

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From delfeld@mailcity.com:
Epistemology:
I am not sure that the brain holds these things in common.  The ideas between
people in a sect or between sects may or may not be the same.  It may even be
the same idea, but a different pattern of synapses.  Interesting idea, though.

Axiology:
Is the pattern truly random for firing?  If it was not random, if you were able
to link the synapses together and have them fire off based on strength and
amount of firings, would that change the way your image looks, and could it
still be beautiful?  Why or why not?

Ontology:
Is this where our true center of worship (spirituality) is?  Why or why not?