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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plate_trick

>> No.14747394

>>14747218
it really is fucking crazy that you can spin a little volume of space around and around continuously with out knotting up your coordinate system. spin is the weirdest fucking thing

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>> No.14747506

>>14747218
FAKE FAKE FAKE
I DON'T BELIEVE IT

>> No.14747602

Any raytracing examples of how it would look?

>> No.14748409

>>14747496
>>14747494
So this is what happens to electrons and field lines and the meaning of quantum spin?

>> No.14748433

I've gone multiple times from this page to the anti-slip mechanism page always to be disappointed by the lack of practical examples. But it seems now finally someone has made it out of lego.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x_oQv_qj_U

>> No.14748511

>>14747218
Plate and belt tricks are useless and have nothing to do with the su(2) or so(3) groups despite the insinuations. Theres never been any actual logical link, its just "double rotation so look at the belt its proof".
Would be handy to have a map between the alleged math structure and the "trick stages" if such a thing is possible.