sure, reset. What decision is enabled by working in VR that is hard in a 2D information display?
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Wondering if 2D is not a handicap but the way we’re wired and 3D has limited use? Just a thought.
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the funny thing is, we're absolutely wired for 3D - that's sound, sight, pressure, temp combo in spades.
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it's also great for helping us understand relationships we cannot sense directly (size and time scales)
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and completely agree that people suck at scale and time - especially multiple time threads at dif scales
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basically anything that's not human scale, we have difficulty comprehending w/out ability to change scale
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so why does being immersed in 3D with control of scale defeat multiple perspective, cord displays?
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degrees of freedom: in a 2D display, we have fewer variables to manipulate the "view"
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Roger, that's the legit argument I've come up across. My challenge is, if you have freedom to manipulate...
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how do you design "out of view" support to help you realize you're too zoomed in too far, & missed something
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(2) is harder, because it assumes that machines will know when humans might miss something important
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