"When objects move away from us, they are not really moving away, but getting smaller. And by getting smaller they acquire a greater 3rd dimensionalism. By becoming smaller, they also become infinitely difficult to touch. So that, for instance, looking across hills to another part of the city, and seeing a house way yonder, what actually happened is that house is infinitely smaller and thus impossible to touch or reach because of a particular relationship within the 3rd dimension." ~Albert Mindsieze
Haven't heard a thing about this! Neat idea, though it's really not as world-embracing as it sounds. Out of the six (?) billion folks on the planet, it's still a minority who have access to either the means to make a film and/or the means to view a film. They do mention showing the thing on cell phones, though, and I believe every one of the six billion people on the planet has one of those - except me!
14 January 2008, 09:50 AM
fjp451
Just a minute, Pard! No TV "and" no c-phone!?
Do you also take walks along the empty, leaf-covered sidewalks at night?
Well, then! That'd be two of us -- on all accounts!
