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And absolutely, hiding species within DNA for later resurrection is wild.
Steganography is the practice of concealing information within another message or physical object to avoid detection. Steganography can be used to hide virtually any type of digital content, including text, image, video, or audio content.
Source: Google.
Speaking of, not sure if you caught the phrase among the coded text, in the article Direne shared. Missed that the first time reading: 'created by giselians'.
The story of Giselle is a romantic tale of innocent love and betrayal; of philandering Count Albrecht and a trusting peasant maid, Giselle. Although she has a weak heart, Giselle loves to dance.
Her beauty has enchanted Albrecht. On the day of the village wine festival, Albrecht, in order to court Giselle, disguises himself as a peasant. Giselle, in her innocence and unaware of his noble birth, resists Albrecht’s advances – only to succumb to his ardour and persistence. He gently induces her to trust his pledge of eternal love. His plans are thwarted by the arrival in the village of a hunting party which includes the Duke of Courland and his beautiful daughter Bathilde, to whom Albrecht is already engaged.
Bathilde is enchanted with Giselle and her youthful innocence. When Giselle tells the princess that she is engaged, Bathilde gives her a necklace, unaware that they are betrothed to the same man.
Hilarion, a gamekeeper in love with Giselle, discovers Albrecht’s disguise. Consumed with jealousy, he reveals his rival’s true identity. Giselle loses her reason, and the first act ends with the famous mad scene, and her death.
Act II
Giselle has been buried deep in the forest and has now become a wili. The wilis are ghostly apparitions of folklore, girls who have died betrayed by their faithless lovers on the eve of their weddings.
Hilarion is discovered mourning at Giselle’s grave. Myrtha, Queen of the Wilis, summons her maidens, who haunt the forest, luring wayfarers to dance with them until they die from exhaustion before the dawn. Hilarion is forced to dance until he dies.
Albrecht, full of remorse, comes to mourn at Giselle’s grave. The Queen commands Giselle to come from her grave and entice Albrecht to join her in dance. Giselle continues dancing with Albrecht through the night. Although she has been betrayed by Albrecht, Giselle still loves him, and helps him to stay alive until the dawn, when the wilis lose their power and will not be able to destroy him.
With the arrival of the dawn, Giselle vanishes back into her grave, and Albrecht is left alone with his sorrow. But his life is saved.
Source: West Australian Ballet
'reated' ...to combine, unite, merge, or coalesce.
originally posted by: NewNobodySpecial268
a reply to: fireslinger
Only dark arts if one doesn't understand what is happening. Like Neural Linguistic Programming, that stuff only works when the other party isn't awate of the psychology used.
His brain will try to complete the experience by filling in the gaps for which it lacks data or explanation. In the case of the Paleolithic sighting, their brains will interpret the object (SR-71) as a strange bird, but definitely a bird. In the case of the sighting of a DENIED by humans in 2023, their brains will insist that anything flying with these characteristics must be artificial. That they continue to call their aircrafts black bird or hawk responds to the paleolithic need to extrapolate from the known to the unknown.