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Ow. My brane hurts.
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Indeed. I try to stay away from M theory related stuff where possible; far far too many headaches trying to understand it. It's just the little thorns like that on the rose of physics...
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yippee. this pic finally proved my point to my wife that i need to buy the 3-d glasses.
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Ha-ha! Monster cool with 3D lenses! This stuff is kinda like trying to visualize multiple hash levels within a relational database. :boggle:

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I didn't understand this at all, but my Algebraic Topologist husband did.
He also understood DJM's observations about hashes and databases. So
we spent a nice half an hour with him talking enthusiastically but
incomprehensibly, and me nodding sagely. :lol:

Nice reminder of the Good Old Days when we were much younger and he
was getting his PhD.

Thanks for the little bit of Marital Enrichment :wink:
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mutepointe wrote:yippee. this pic finally proved my point to my wife that i need to buy the 3-d glasses.
If you hit the stereo button twice and look at it like you would a stereogram you don't need the glasses.
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I.D.10-t wrote:
mutepointe wrote:yippee. this pic finally proved my point to my wife that i need to buy the 3-d glasses.
If you hit the stereo button twice and look at it like you would a stereogram you don't need the glasses.
OR you could drink more. . . and look at the middle one.
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I.D.10-t wrote: If you hit the stereo button twice and look at it like you would a stereogram you don't need the glasses.
Whoa! It works!
For some reason I saw three of them though, that surprised me. :boggle:
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mutepointe wrote:yippee. this pic finally proved my point to my wife that i need to buy the 3-d glasses.
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Casey was selling the glasses in addition to the Cd at his concert last weekend. He picked up a whole mess of them while touring Tibet with Abigail Washburn. I'd have bought a pair if I thought it could make me the kind of fiddle player he is.
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Caroluna wrote:So we spent a nice half an hour with him talking enthusiastically but incomprehensibly, and me nodding sagely.
At least you have someone to explain this stuff to you. Imagine trying to sit with a text book two inches thick, having to look up every third word, trying to envisage what they're talking about, only to come to a statement at the end of the page telling you it is impossible to envisage this stuff.

Oh, my brain hurts! :o

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Woah, Higher dimentional universe, man!
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