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From the Duelity website,
According to the records of the General Organization of Development labs (GOD) it took a mere six days to manufacture a fully-operaitonal universe, complete with day, night, flora and fauna, and installing Adam as its manager to oversee daily function on Earth.
That’s one story.
If thou shalt believe the Book of Darwin, t’is five billion years after The Big Bang that we behold what the cosmos hath begat: the magma, the terra firma, the creeping beasts, and mankind, whose dolorous and chaotic evolution begat the gift of consciousness.
Duelity is a split-screen animation that tells both sides of the story of Earth’s origins in a dizzying and provocative journey through the history and language that marks human thought.
Unfortunately the site is entirely in Flash, so I can’t link directly to the video. But I will say that it is best watched in dual screen mode.
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