I really like how the dots don't stay in the same lobe in this one.
The illusion of collective motion of this "peanut" shape is actually just a bunch of out-of-phase 1D oscillators moving along straight linespic.twitter.com/BXsAMbYdhS
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I love your linear harmonic animations, but I like to think of them not as illusions; more like decompositions, here of the idealized spinning peanut
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This is neato. It shows how relative all shapes are, every shape relative to every other, in any amount of dimensions, dot, line, 3D, 4D... what’s 5D? Maybe the motion when u scroll twitter and the dots continue beaming photons?
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You must be fun at parties. Seriously not sarcastically.
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Why don’t we call this magic?
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Because it's science!
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u do love ur oscillators
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is the phase spatially dependent?
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Do you have a place where you put all of these?
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Is not the field of mathematics full of surprises?
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