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7/15 AM Session Observations

Submitted by Geneva Tolliferreo on Wed, 07/15/2009 - 12:38pm.

One question w/ too many responses and no answer...

RE: ambiguous figures, namely of Dr. Grobstein's photo of terrain, I 'get' the concept he is offering.  I was seeking his clarification of whether the photo had been rotated, flipped, or both to achieve the second view.  Initially he said yes, that it had been rotated, and then gave a + nod to it being flipped.  I believe both actions have occured to produce the secondary view, which (in my opinion) is not a mirror image of the first.

...just opening the boxes to get it more right and less wrong...

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