271: Powers of One
| Powers of One |
![]() Title text: It's kinda Zen when you think about it, if you don't think too hard. |
[edit] Explanation
This is a parody of the short documentary "Powers of 10": the original one can be found at http://www.powersof10.com/film
Like in the documentary, the comic features a man and a woman on a blanket, during a picnic. Then, the zoom level of the image should change... but, while in the documentary it changes by 10 time at every frame (hence the name "Powers of 10": 1x, 10x, 100x ...), in the comic powers of 1 are used: since every power of 1 is always 1, the image doesn't change at all.
So, a series of identical images is shown.
[edit] Transcript
[A sequence, presumably continuing endlessly in both directions, of identical images of a couple lying on a chequered blanket, with a picnic basket, on grass. Each image has a rule at the bottom giving measurements in meters, with the scale in terms of 1 to a particular power. The powers visible are the -1th (part), 0th-2nd, and 3rd (part).]
