This is because function calls tend to be concentrated on where the
borer travels to, and if it is consistantly travelling back to the origin ( here the center ),
our intensities will topple up there the most.
I'll demonstrate later how we can use that line to open up a better visual of what's happening
near the center, and use it to progress our program.
The curve
Curves play a huge role in our lives and in computer graphics, and they are one of the
most difficult things to recreate. You will notice our program creates it's own curves,
an interaction with the Math.random() function we used to create our image.
Curiosity as gravity
The origin holds curiosity for us all. As the program progresses I will explain how
curiosity for the origin in bio-programming can explain gravity in some data and
simulation theories and how we can use such curiosity to program entities that themselves are curious about their origin. Just as our program gravitates to the center line, what
we create holds a bond with it's creation and creation date.