Help name the artoms and articules - First of ∞
black & white images.
And God said, “Let there be light,” and there was light. God saw that the light was good, and separated the light from the darkness.... ....and a squiggly sort of molecule (or microbe) sensed the light, and moved away from darkness, creating food and sight in the same stroke (a quantum collapse, the first observation / observer).... This is a description of the "first image" - is it black or white, dark or light? It is a distinction - the first such "visual" event. This site contains the first possible images, from 1x1 (dark/light, black/white) to 32x32 (patterns/predators/perceptions). You could be among the first CONCIOUS observers to NAME these first images. If you want to see a subset of "all possible" images with color, try uartsifartsi.com. A finite grid of black and white pixels has only finitely many possible states. UARTSIFARTSI walks through the first 179769......093386 (309 digits) of them in a repeatable, canonical order. We start at the 1×1, 1x2, 2x1, 2x2, 1x3, images onward to (maximum for this app) 32×32 images.
Browse. When an image strikes you as nameworthy, give it a name. In fact name as many as you can find. The name stays attached to the image even as more people give names to more and more images. Naming is always free. Anytime you feel moved you get a chance (not required nor tracked by uartsifartsi.org) to donate to UNICEF on UNICEF's website.
- step 1Pick an image
Start with the ones built from structure instead of static — they actually look like something.
- step 2Give it a name
Whatever you see in it. Naming is free and takes one line of typing.
- step 3It stays named
You may be the first person ever to name that image. All names entered are forever history.
- step 4Share the good ones
Send the link to a friend. The image and its names live forever at that address, and the share button on every image page does the copying for you.
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Naming an image never costs anything. When a name lands, you're invited — never required, and never tracked by us — to donate to UNICEF on UNICEF's own website.