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3366806 No.3366806 [Reply] [Original]

Are you ready for it?

....Your memories are in 2D.

>> No.3366812
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>> No.3366817

not true

>> No.3366819

yes

>> No.3366822

>>3366817

Recall a memory now, watch it in motion. It's 2D.

>> No.3366823

I can picture a globe in 3d fuck you

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>> No.3366829

define 3d

depth, or being able to circumvent your memorie's environment?

>> No.3366832

>>3366823

>>I can picture a globe in 3d fuck you

But you cannot percieve depth. Come to think of it, the mind's eye itself seems to see only in 2D.

>> No.3366837

>>3366829

Depth perception. My memories don't have it and try as hard as I can, I can't picture anything in my head with proper depth perception.

>> No.3366839

>>3366822
I can still see depth in my memories, so no
your theory is wrong

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>> No.3366847

>>3366822
...no it's not.
Maybe you're just shitty at remembering spatial properties/

>> No.3366849

You are all retards. All my visualizations and dreams are in 3D.

>feels good man if you fat sacks of shit can't actually do this

>> No.3366848

>>3366839

>Can't actually picture anything in his mind with depth percetion
>Just wants to defy OP and feel special

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>master 3d memories race here

>> No.3366858

>>3366832
eyes only see in 2d. Depth computations are a result of movement. If you don't move, or your environment doesn't, you won't judge depth completely or accurately.

memory of vision and memory of the spatial organization used to navigate it seem to be different.

>> No.3366860

Assembly of your two eyes' input into 3D doesn't happen consciously. There's a lobe of your brain devoted to it. Something tells me it's stored in such a way that the optical lobe isn't employed to visualize those memories as it'd fuck with your normal vision.

>> No.3366865

>>3366858
It's not just movement, there's also parallax and other cues like one thing being in front of another.

>> No.3366871

What does a hallway look like when you remember it?

>> No.3366880

Are you ready for it?

....You never know how you got anywhere in your dreams

>> No.3366884

>>3366806
>>3366822

I've got depth perception in my memories.
You might have an undiagnosed mental condition, OP.

>> No.3366887

>>3366880
That's not true.
But when it does happen and you realize it, then you'll have a lucid dream.

>> No.3366895

>>3366865
theres also diffusion of light.

>> No.3366907

>>3366858
>eyes only see in 2d hurrdurr

Good thing I've got two of them so they can act in stereo and provide depth perception. It even works on completely stationary scenes while sitting still.