Thread For Your Useless Discoveries

[HerscheltheHerschel]

Dove eater consisting of three blocks, two of them transparent:

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x = 12, y = 17, rule = B3/S23
2o$2o5$9b2o$9b2o6$3b3o4b2o$2bo2bo4b2o$bo2bo$2b2o!

Did you just happen to use my D-to-beehive or is it just a coincidence?

Ah well, I saw your post and decided to do something with that active region so that there are more than 3 conduits with a dove input (and all of them output a glider). Actually, I was wondering why there is a symbol for a dove in conduits when it seems almost useless as an input. More work should be put on this active region.

Is there even a D-to-H or H-to-D?

[confocaloid]

Is there even a D-to-H or H-to-D?

ECC lists a CFx115D converter that can be followed by the eater posted above, and can be preceded by PL328C. The other direction (a track that begins with a D and ends with a H) is possible by replacing the top block with an eater 1 and appending a glider-to-Herschel converter.

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x = 71, y = 68, rule = LifeHistory
58.D$58.3D$61.D$60.2D2$59.2A$59.2A5$47.A20.2A$39.2A5.A.A19.2A$40.A4.
2BAB$40.A.AB2.2B$41.2AB.B.6B$43.11B9.B$34.A9.10B7.5B$33.A.A7.13B3.3B
3DB3.2A$33.A.A5.20BD2BDB3.2A$31.3A.2A4.19BD2BD2B$30.A4.B5.20B2D3B$31.
3AB2AB3.25B$33.A.2A28B$37.28B$37.7B3D19B$37.7BDBD19B$38.6BD2BD3B6.8B$
37.9B2D3B9.2B$37.15B$38.13B$38.12B$22.B16.10B$22.2B18.10B$22.3B17.11B
3.B$22.4B13.14B2.3B$23.4B11.20B$24.4B8.23B.B$25.4B6.25B2A$9.4B13.4B5.
25B2A$10.4B7.2A4.4B3.27B$11.4B5.B2AB4.4B.28B$12.4B5.3B5.27B2.B$13.4B
3.B.B6.31B$14.4B.6B4.32B$15.10B2.34B$7.2A7.45B$8.A8.42B.B2A$8.A.AB6.
39B3.BA.A$9.2AB.3B2.38B7.A$11.21B3D18B10.2A$11.23BD17B$12.20B3D14B$
11.38B$9.39B$7.19B3.17B$7.2BC15B5.14B$6.3BCBC4B.7B7.13B$7.2B3C4B2.6B
7.7B.5B$6.5BC4B3.6B6.2A7.3B$5.10B6.4B7.A6.2A$4.4B12.B2A2B4.3A7.A$4.3B
14.2A.B2A2.A7.A.A$2.4B18.BA.A.A7.2A$2.2A23.A.2A$3.A23.A$3A23.2A$A!

[TYCF]

Interesting but useless reactions.

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
4b2o$4bobo$6bo$4bobo$b2ob2o$obo$o$obo$b2o!

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#Pi reappeared 14 times 
x = 8, y = 36, rule = B3/S23
b2o$obo$o$obo$b2o27$5b2o$5bobo$7bo$5bobo$5b2o!

[Tawal]

...
Sometime, the usefulness of something you found might not be where you intended to from the search. I mean, here you have a nice circuit that could intercept a glider to make an H, all of that with spartan circuitry:

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x = 125, y = 126, rule = LifeHistory
13$73.A$73.3A$76.A$75.2A5$76.2A$76.2A5$63.2A$64.A$64.A.A$65.2A7$65.E$
65.E.E$65.3E$67.E5$58.2C$59.C$56.3C28.2A11.A$56.C25.2D3.2A9.3A$81.D.D
14.A$82.D15.A3$72.2A$71.A.A$73.A3.2A$76.A.A4.2A$76.A6.2A$75.2A59$8.2A
$7.A.A$9.A!

It might be nice for certain spartan circuits, since that could avoid having to use the spartan syringe, which is quite constrained valid follow up with the dependent block. That being said, I could not find a way to intercept that natural glider, which comes crashing with that block... maybe another boat factory might work. In any case, for now the dependent case works, with a neat (maybe) double use eater (thought I assume constructing 2 eater instead is less costly, just for flavor):

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x = 138, y = 124, rule = LifeHistory
4$77.A$76.A.A$76.A.A$74.3A.2A$73.A$74.3A.2A$76.A.2A5$79.2A$79.2A5$66.
2A$67.A$67.A.A56.A$68.2A54.3A$123.A$113.2A3.B2.B.2A$114.A4.B.4B$100.B
13.A.AB.4B$100.2B13.2AB.6B4.B$100.3B14.10B.B2A$68.E31.4B13.12B2A$68.E
.E30.4B12.11B.B$68.3E31.4B2.4B3.13B$70.E32.4B.5B.13B.2B$104.25B2A$
105.24B2A$106.20B.B.B$104.B2.20B$61.2C39.26B$62.C36.30B4.B$59.3C28.2A
8.3BDB2A21B4.2B$59.C25.2D3.2A8.B3DB2A23B.3B$84.D.D13.BDBD30B$85.D14.B
D31B$99.33B$100.4B2.25B$75.2A29.24B$74.A.A31.21B$76.A3.2A26.20B$79.A.
A4.2A20.19B$79.A6.2A20.18B$78.2A28.18B$109.16B$109.16B$111.14B$111.
14B$112.2BA9B$112.3A2.6B$111.A5.6B$111.2A4.D2B2D$118.3D$119.D49$11.2A
$10.A.A$12.A!

Hey, I come back on this kind of pattern.
I've found a similar working pattern which can be connected to independent H conduit.

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x = 76, y = 82, rule = LifeHistory
73.A$73.A.A$73.2A8$17.A$17.3A$20.A$19.2A2$58.A$58.A.A$58.2A$20.2A$20.
2A5$7.2A$8.A$8.A.A$9.2A3$43.A$43.A.A$43.2A2$9.E$9.E.E$9.3E$11.E5$2.2A
$3.A$3A$A5.A19.2D$6.3A16.D.D$9.A16.D11.2A$8.2A18.D.2D5.A.A$28.3D6.A$
29.D8.A$37.2A$30.2A$30.2A16$29.3D$29.D$28.3D8$33.2C$32.C2.C$33.2C!

Edit:
H_to_Boat + G+Boat_to_B + B_to_H
Edit2:
The red B has not really this form (one cell of difference). I choose this form to well separate the B and Boat.

Edit3:
It has a repeat time of 73 (the repeat time of the H_to_boat) :

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x = 280, y = 189, rule = LifeHistory
24$249.A.A$249.2A$250.A16$231.A$231.A.A$231.2A16$214.A$212.2A$213.2A
16$195.A$194.A$194.3A15$132.A$132.3A$135.A40.A.A$134.2A40.2A$177.A4$
135.2A$135.2A5$122.2A$104.2A17.A$105.A17.A.A$92.A11.A19.2A$92.3A9.2A$
95.A$82.2A10.2A62.E$64.2A17.A74.E.E$65.A17.A.A72.2E$52.A11.A19.2A$52.
3A9.2A30.3A8.2A15.E$55.A35.A4.A2.A7.2A15.E.E$42.2A10.2A34.A.A3.A3.A
23.3E$43.A22.A23.A.A7.A25.E$43.A.A19.3A29.A2.A$44.2A17.2A2.A29.A.A$
63.A2.A3.3A$66.A.A4.A$64.A8.A$48.A16.2A5.2A24.2A$46.2A.A16.A31.A$44.
2A.A.2A16.A3.A8.A18.3A19.A19.2D$46.A22.A8.2A21.A19.3A16.D.D$42.A.A34.
2A43.A16.D11.2A$123.2A18.D.2D5.A.A$42.2A14.2A83.3D6.A$58.A85.D8.A$59.
3A90.2A$61.A83.2A$145.2A16$144.3D$144.D$143.3D8$148.2C$147.C2.C$148.
2C!

Perhaps not so useless

Edit4: Not sure it is still spartan

[dvgrn]

Edit4: Not sure it is still spartan :?:

It's neo-Spartan, anyway -- slmake certainly wouldn't have any trouble building a shillelagh at that distance from everything else.

But that's really just a Conduit 1, anyway, and a ... paleo-Spartan? -- fishhook eater works just as well. Also there's no need to have that suppressed glider from the output Herschel cross the input lane:

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x = 215, y = 143, rule = LifeHistory
212.A.A$212.2A$213.A16$194.A$194.A.A$194.2A16$177.A$175.2A$176.2A16$158.
A$157.A$157.3A15$95.A$95.3A$98.A40.A.A$97.2A40.2A$140.A4$98.2A$98.2A5$
85.2A$70.A15.A$68.3A15.A.A$55.A11.A19.2A$55.3A9.2A$58.A$45.2A10.2A62.
E$30.A15.A74.E.E$28.3A15.A.A72.2E$15.A11.A19.2A$15.3A9.2A30.3A8.2A15.
E$18.A35.A4.A2.A7.2A15.E.E$5.2A10.2A34.A.A3.A3.A23.3E$6.A22.A23.A.A7.
A25.E$6.A.A19.3A29.A2.A$7.2A17.2A2.A29.A.A$26.A2.A3.3A$29.A.A4.A$27.A
8.A43.2A$11.A16.2A5.2A24.2A18.A$9.2A.A16.A31.A16.3A$7.2A.A.2A16.A3.A27.
3A13.A25.2D$9.A22.A31.A38.D.D$5.A.A96.D$40.2A64.D.2D$5.2A14.2A18.A64.
3D6.2A$21.A16.3A66.D7.A.A$22.3A13.A78.A$2.2A20.A83.2A7.2A$3.A104.2A$3A
$A5$98.2A$99.A$99.A.A$100.2A6$107.3D$107.D$106.3D8$111.2C$110.C2.C$111.
2C!

This makes another nice example of a Herschel-based stop and restart conduit. There are quite a lot of these now. They were somewhat more interesting before syringes came along, because they were potentially handy to add delays and/or make switches in logic circuitry.

Nowadays it's often simpler to use something smaller like a demultiplexer that produces a glider rather than a Herschel, and route that wherever it's needed before converting it to Herschel form. But for self-constructing circuitry this mechanism might still come in handy somewhere (if it isn't already known -- not sure about that entirely.)

[hotcrystal0]

Accidental LWSS:

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 x = 22, y = 14, rule = B3/S23
19bo$17b2o$4bo12b2o$3bo2bo$2bo5bo9b3o$3bobob2o9b3o$2b3o2b3o$bo2bo2b2o
6b3o3bo$bo2b2obo7b3o$o3bo5bo3bo$2o6bo4b2o$obo5b2obo2bo$bo6b2o$10b2o!

[Tawal]

Here is some catalyst of a dove using the D_to_beehive posted by HerscheltheHerschel.
Perhaps a useful D_to_Glider, that's all I think.
The 1rst line is the stable catalysing, the second is some messes.

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x = 328, y = 112, rule = B3/S23
5bo90b2o65b2o$5b3o37bo50bo38b2o27bo$8bo36b3o46bobo38bo28bobo$7b2o39bo
45b2o37bobo29b2o$47b2o84b2o7$15b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o$15b2o38b2o38b2o
38b2o38b2o6$9b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o$8bo2bo4b2o30b
o2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o$7bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo
36bo2bo$8b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o65$251b2o$251bo$95bo68b2o47bo35bobo$
93b3o34b2o33bo45b3o35b2o68bo$92bo38bo33bobo42bo108b3o$42bo49b2o37bobo
32b2o42b2o110bo$42b3o87b2o187b2o$2o43bo$bo42b2o$bobo$2b2o5$15b2o38b2o
38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o68b2o$15b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o68b
2o6$9b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o31b3o4b2o61b
3o4b2o$8bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b2o30bo2bo4b
2o30bo2bo4b2o60bo2bo4b2o$7bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo36bo2bo36bo
2bo66bo2bo$8b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o38b2o68b2o!

By reading the draft before posting, i notice that the 3rd reaction in the 2nd line is a Dove_to_Century.

Edit:
The D_to_G is the same that notice confocaloid by replacing the block by a eater 1.

[HerscheltheHerschel]

I tried to combine 2 backrake 1s and got a very long barge

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x = 54, y = 20, rule = B3/S23
39bobo$42bo$5b3o11b3o16bo3bo$4bo3bo9bo3bo15bo3bo$3b2o4bo7bo4b2o18bo$2b
obob2ob2o5b2ob2obobo14bo2bo4b2o$b2obo4bob2ob2obo4bob2o7bobo4b3o$o4bo3b
o2bobo2bo3bo4bo6bo3bo9bo$12bobo18b3o9b3o$2o7b2obobob2o7b2o12bobo$12bob
o12b2o7b2obobob2o7b2o$6b3o9b3o18bobo$6bo3bo9bo6bo4bo3bo2bobo2bo3bo4bo$
6bobo4b3o12b2obo4bob2ob2obo4bob2o$12bo2bo4b2o7bobob2ob2o5b2ob2obobo$
15bo14b2o4bo7bo4b2o$11bo3bo15bo3bo9bo3bo$11bo3bo16b3o11b3o$15bo$12bobo
!

[HerscheltheHerschel]

Galumpher-esque G-to-unnamed with a short-lived (2 generations) temporary blacksmith (my name for the sequence which forms an anvil whenever it hits anything that can act as a boat-bit)

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x = 41, y = 32, rule = B3/S23
bo19b2o$2bo18b2o$3o27b2o$29bobo3bo$29bo4bobo$28b2o4bobo$33b2ob3o$39bo
$33b2ob3o$33b2obo2$2b2o$3bo$3bobo$4b2o2$39b2o$39b2o8$21b2o$21b2o$28b2o
$28bo$29b3o$18b2o11bo$18b2o!

[confocaloid]

Here is some catalyst of a dove using the D_to_beehive posted by HerscheltheHerschel.
Perhaps a useful D_to_Glider, that's all I think.
The 1rst line is the stable catalysing, the second is some messes.

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...

:o By reading the draft before posting, i notice that the 3rd reaction in the 2nd line is a Dove_to_Century.

Edit:
The D_to_G is the same that notice confocaloid by replacing the block by a eater 1.

That D-to-G is known as "DSE8T9" in the elementary conduit collection.

I tried to connect the honeyfarm-producing reaction to a few honey farm catalysts, example on the right:

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x = 95, y = 44, rule = LifeHistory
3D4.3D2.5D2.3D2.5D2.3D$D2.D2.D3.D.D5.D3.D3.D3.D3.D$D3.D.D5.D5.D3.D3.D
3.D3.D$D3.D2.3D2.3D4.3D4.D4.4D$D3.D5.D.D5.D3.D3.D7.D$D2.D2.D3.D.D5.D
3.D3.D7.D$3D4.3D2.5D2.3D4.D4.3D10$8.2A$7.B2AB4.2A55.2A17.A$8.4B2.B2AB
54.2A5.2A8.3A$8.10B.B59.2A7.A$8.14B66.2A$7.16B$7.B2C14B$6.BCBC14B48.
2A$6.C2BC14B47.A.A$6.CBC13B.B2A44.A2.A$7.C14B.BA.A43.A.A$9.6B.B.4B4.A
44.A11.D$12.2B5.4B3.2A$20.4B66.2A$21.4B65.A.A$22.4B66.A$23.4B65.2A$
24.4B66.A$90.4A$85.2A.A2.A$84.A.A.2A$84.A.A.A$85.A.A2.A$81.A.A.A.A.2A
$80.A.2A.A.A$80.A3.A2.A$79.2A3.A.A$85.A!

[HerscheltheHerschel]

Fizzle + longboat makes temporary longboat

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
4bo$3bobo$4bobo$5b2o2$b3o$o2bo$o2bo$2bo!

[hotdogPi]

Fizzle + longboat makes temporary longboat

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
4bo$3bobo$4bobo$5b2o2$b3o$o2bo$o2bo$2bo!

Long boats are not rare. (Unless it reforms in the same position, obviously.)

[HerscheltheHerschel]

Fizzle + longboat makes temporary longboat

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x = 7, y = 9, rule = B3/S23
4bo$3bobo$4bobo$5b2o2$b3o$o2bo$o2bo$2bo!

Long boats are not rare. (Unless it reforms in the same position, obviously.)

I know, but I just thought it was interesting.

[Tawal]

I found this Pi Heisenburp Glider reaction possibility but it's still rather slow

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x = 91, y = 27, rule = B3/S23
25b2o$25bobo$25bo5$19b3o57b3o$21bo59bo$19b3o57b3o$27b2o58b2o$27bobo57b
obo$29bo59bo$23b2o4b2o52b2o4b2o$23bo59bo$24b3o57b3o$26bo59bo2$6b2o58b
2o$7b2o58b2o$6bo59bo4$2o58b2o$b2o58b2o$o59bo!

Edit:
And I don't figure how to connect the Pi input.
That's why I posted here.

[Tawal]

I know ... double post
But it's for well separate the two purposes.

Here's some others Dove's catalysts.
There's a new D_to_G, some new eaters and more less interesting things.

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x = 197, y = 252, rule = LifeHistory
4.A69.A109.A$4.3A56.A10.3A96.A10.3A$A6.A47.2A5.A.A5.A6.A87.2A5.A.A5.A
6.A$3A3.2A48.A6.A6.3A3.2A88.A6.A6.3A3.2A$3.A52.A.A14.A92.A.A14.A$2.2A
53.2A13.2A93.2A13.2A2$50.A109.A$8.3A4.2A32.A.A26.3D4.2A72.A.A26.3D4.
2A$7.A2.A4.2A32.A.A25.D2.D4.2A72.A.A25.D2.D4.2A$6.A2.A37.3A.2A23.D2.D
77.3A.2A23.D2.D$7.2A37.A30.2D77.A30.2D$47.3A.2A104.3A.2A$49.A.2A106.A
.2A2$60.3E107.3D$60.E.E107.D.D$60.E2.E106.D2.D$62.2E108.2D10$186.2A$
186.2A$147.2A$147.2A5$133.2A$134.A52.2A$134.A.A50.A.A$135.2A52.A$158.
3D28.2A$160.D$158.3D4$135.E$135.E.E$135.3E$137.E19.2A$158.A6.2A$147.
2A6.3A7.A$147.2A2.2A2.A7.A.A$151.A.A.A7.2A$128.2A23.A.2A$129.A23.A$
126.3A23.2A$126.A30$41.2A$3.A4.A32.A.A4.A39.A34.A51.A$2.A.A2.A.A33.A
3.A.A33.2A2.A.A33.3A39.2A6.3A$3.A4.2A33.2A3.2A33.A4.2A36.A8.2A28.A.A
4.A$81.A.A41.2A8.A30.A5.2A$81.2A50.A.A$133.2A5$8.3E4.2A31.3E4.2A31.3E
4.2A31.3E4.2A31.3E4.2A$7.E2.E4.2A30.E2.E4.2A30.E2.E4.2A30.E2.E4.2A30.
E2.E4.2A$6.E2.E36.E2.E36.E2.E36.E2.E36.E2.E$7.2E38.2E38.2E38.2E38.2E
24$7.2A$8.A$6.A$6.5A$10.A$4.4A46.2A$4.A2.A46.A$40.2A10.A.A$40.A11.2A$
41.3A$43.A3$8.3A4.2A30.3E4.2A$7.A2.A4.2A29.E2.E4.2A$6.A2.A35.E2.E$7.
2A37.2E19$94.A$92.3A$41.A49.A$9.2A30.3A5.2A40.2A$9.2A33.A4.2A$43.2A3$
8.3A4.2A31.3A4.2A31.3A$7.A2.A4.2A30.A2.A4.2A30.A2.A$6.A2.A36.A2.A36.A
2.A$7.2A38.2A38.2A25$45.2A$44.A.A$4.A39.A.A.2A38.A$4.3A38.A.A.A37.A.A
$7.A39.A40.2A$6.2A38.2A7$8.3E4.2A31.3E4.2A31.3E4.2A$7.E2.E4.2A30.E2.E
4.2A30.E2.E4.2A$6.E2.E36.E2.E36.E2.E$7.2E38.2E38.2E37$8.3E4.2A$7.E2.E
4.2A$6.E2.E$7.2E!

Edit:
I add at the bottom my starting point which is a Dove + Block = Traffic Light (already known i think. It's the same 1rst block as the HerscheltheHerschel's D_to_Beehive).

[C28]

I add at the bottom my starting point which is a Dove + Block = Traffic Light (already known i think. It's the same 1rst block as the HerscheltheHerschel's D_to_Beehive).

nitpick, but the D to beehive was already known before HerscheltheHerschel joined, as it is used in a long-known Dove to glider; see Dove#Use in conduits

[Tawal]

Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's

[C28]

Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's

what?

[Tawal]

...
what?

It's a French expression
Which means : let's leave things to their owners.

[johamwit]

Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's

Matthew 22:15-22 (ESV)

Then the Pharisees went and plotted how to entangle him in his words. And they sent their disciples to him, along with the Herodians, saying, “Teacher, we know that you are true and teach the way of God truthfully, and you do not care about anyone’s opinion, for you are not swayed by appearances. Tell us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?” But Jesus, aware of their malice, said, “Why put me to the test, you hypocrites? Show me the coin for the tax.” And they brought him a denarius. And Jesus said to them, “Whose likeness and inscription is this?” They said, “Caesar’s.” Then he said to them, “Therefore render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.” When they heard it, they marveled. And they left him and went away.

[HerscheltheHerschel]

Cis-mirrored bun:

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x = 7, y = 14, rule = B3/S23
bo3bo$obobobo$b2ob2o9$2b3o$2bobo$2bobo!

The pi-heptomino is more of an almost-spaceship than ever:

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x = 9, y = 15, rule = B3/S23
bo5bo$obo3bobo$bobobobo$2b2ob2o9$3b3o$3bobo$3bobo!

[Tawal]

...
Matthew 22:15-22 (ESV)
...
render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.

I never knew it was coming from the Bible.

Thanks for the source

[qqd]

When you attempt to do a cleanup, but you get kicked back instead:

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x = 42, y = 48, rule = B3/S23
33b2o4b2o$33b2o4b2o4$34b2o$34b2o2b2o$38bobo$40bo$40b2o8$26b2o$6b2o18b
o$7bo19b3o$4b3o22bo$4bo$o32bo$3o28b3o$3bo26bo$2b2o26b2o5$28b2o$28b2o2b
2o$32bobo$34bo$34b2o3$30b2o$30b2o6$24b3o4b2o$23bo2bo4b2o$22bo2bo$23b2o
!
[[ ZOOM 6.5 ]]

[Tawal]

Useless p1338 Glider Gun and certainly not a record :

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x = 141, y = 110, rule = LifeHistory
40.2A3.2A$38.3A.A2.2A$37.A4.A$37.A2.2A.4A$36.2A.A.A.A2.A$37.A.A.A.A$
37.A.A.2A$38.A2$51.2A$42.2A7.A$42.2A5.A.A$49.2A7$39.2A$29.D10.A$29.D.
D5.3A$19.A9.2D6.A$17.3A$16.A$15.A.A$15.A.A$16.A5$2A$2A4$20.2A$20.A.A$
22.A$13.2A7.2A$13.2A2$3.A.2A$.3A.2A$A$.3A.2A$3.2A2.A$6.A.A$2.A.2A.A.A
$2.2A.A2.A16.2A$5.A8.3D8.A52.3D$5.2A7.D8.A.A44.A7.D$3.2A2.A.A3.3D7.2A
45.3A6.D16.2A$2.A2.A2.2A63.A23.A$3.2A67.2A23.A.2A$95.A.A.A7.2A$53.A
37.2A2.2A2.A7.A.A$34.2A17.3A35.2A6.3A7.A$27.2A6.A20.A45.A6.2A$27.A6.A
20.2A11.2A11.D19.2A$25.A.A6.2A32.2A9.3D$25.2A52.D.D$79.D2$12.2A$11.A.
A$11.A25.2A15.E47.3D$10.2A25.2A15.E.E47.D$54.3E45.3D28.2A$56.E22.2A
52.A$78.A.A50.A.A$15.2A61.A52.2A$16.A60.2A$13.3A14.2A$13.A16.A$24.A6.
3A30.2A6.2A$23.A.A7.A29.A2.A5.2A$24.A38.A2.A24.2A$64.2A25.2A$130.2A$
130.2A10$116.2D$114.D2.D$114.D.D$114.3D2$103.A.2A$101.3A.2A$100.A30.
2D$101.3A.2A23.D2.D$103.A.A25.D2.D4.2A$103.A.A26.3D4.2A$104.A2$111.2A
13.2A$110.A.A14.A$110.A6.A6.3A3.2A$109.2A5.A.A5.A6.A$117.A10.3A$128.A!

Edit:
I'd like to call it "Traveller Glider"

[HerscheltheHerschel]

LOL (Land Of Lakes) to HF

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x = 27, y = 29, rule = B3/S23
8b2o$7bo2bo$7bo2bo$8b2ob2o$10bo2bo$10bo2bo$11b2o$b2o$o2bo$o2bo6b2o$b2o
b2o3b2o$3bo2bo4bo$3bo2bo$4b2o13$24b3o$24bo$25bo!