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[Jason Tandro]

chicken wrote:

i guess i'd give up and cry in a dark corner after one minute shifting colored squares

[Yet One More Idiot]

Jason Tandro wrote:

chicken wrote: i guess i'd give up and cry in a dark corner after one minute shifting colored squares

LOL.

Talking of which though, my optician says I have perfect 20/20 eyesight and no colour-blindness, but I can't see the red-cyan 3D effects that are used in 3D movies. I wonder why, hmm....?

[Jason Tandro]

My dad, in his youth, had near-perfect vision, and no color-blindness, but his left eye simply didn't function, ergo he had no depth perception and 3D movies didn't work for him. Frankly it's a wonder he can drive a car.

[Yet One More Idiot]

I was discussing it with my sister earlier this evening; when I went to the opticians last year, I asked him why I couldn't see red-cyan 3D, and he said he honestly couldn't figure it out, as I have perfect 20/20 vision in both eyes.

Just one of those things, I guess. All I get when I use those two-tint red-cyan glasses is a brownish blur and a stabbing headache. C'est la vie.

[Jason Tandro]

http://www.superliminal.com/cube/applet.html

For those of you who still aren't sure about how a 4D rubik's cube works. This still kinda confuses me though...

[Edit:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract

If you want your mind to be further boggled.]