andyrose@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Andy Rose) (11/30/90)
Termcap screwed, disregard syntax. The experienced may feel that there are common threadws possibly due to physcal structure of human life. Perhaps it is exposure to common images (ying-yang, dead stuff). Or relations in the natural world (tree shapes, stars). Visuals acide I am seeking the commonality of moral expereince. It sure seems ed at Hampton 1st night Worlock's I was dancing on a disintigrating line (no 1st derivative, real-time fractal szoom) between dark and light. I have only had this vivid an experience once out of many so... could be random. WE we all sow see different visions, do we all fight for sanity? The dual nature of the experience suggests man-women(an), right-wrong(?) Am I limited to binary? Am I just a power of 2? Four days until I see you at the show. -- Andrew Newkirk Rose '91 Department of Visualization CNSF/Theory Center 632 E & T Building, Hoy Road Ithaca, NY 14583 607 254 8686 andy@cornellf.tn.cornell.edu
andyrose@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (Andy Rose) (11/30/90)
Last post was fiction for alt.bit-bucket. Back to the program... -- Andrew Newkirk Rose '91 Department of Visualization CNSF/Theory Center 632 E & T Building, Hoy Road Ithaca, NY 14583 607 254 8686 andy@cornellf.tn.cornell.edu
kerlick@parsely.uucp (George David Kerlick) (12/02/90)
Yeah, like we were talking at the (popular graphics mfr) programming course, we all were lamenting how acid was a helluvalot cheaper than these puppies, and much easier to program :-) But perhaps the value in computer graphics is that like in the other visual arts, the experienced is enriched by the participation of the viewer and the co-participation of the performers (in performing arts). Treading closer to the boundaries between science and art, has anybody given some thought to how to improve the atmosphere for insight (i.e. to get a machine to suggest something like Kekule's benzene dream?)