The MechanoPaint that illustrates the slides, except the covers, is made with an automatic computer program. The program draws and paints according to the parameters given by the user. You can choose geometric figures (like rectangles, tetronimos, polyominoes, circles, etc.) as automatic drawings, and the colors you like to fill into them. The images and colorings are done randomly. The program randomly calculates the coordinates for the points (x, y) where to start drawing, and randomly picks up the lengths and widths, or radii of the geometric figures. You can over-draw and over-paint many times on the same electronic canvas. It is a Mechanic Art, or Automatic Art. The accompanying reflections, meditations, and paradoxes are about science and life. [The Author] -------------------------------------------------- This album of MechanoPaint is made with a computer program. The program draws and paints according to the parameters given by the user. The text contains reflections about science and life, as well as two Smarandache paradoxes in literature (All is possible, the impossible too… and Nothing is perfect, not even the perfect), and in science four quantum Smarandache paradoxes, such as: •Our visible world is composed of a totality of invisible particles; •Large matter, which is at some degree under the determinist principle, is formed by a totality of elementary particles, which are under indeterminacy principle; •Stable matter is formed by unstable elementary particles (elementary particles decay when free); •Long-time-living matter is formed by very short-time-living elementary particles; and their corresponding Sorites paradox versions. [Education Publisher]