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    From Nolan Kouropoulos@21:1/5 to Chris M. Thomasson on Sun Jul 6 09:36:29 2025
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

    Can anybody get to the image? It's a result render of a new experimental n-ary field algo of mine:

    https://www.facebook.com/photo?
    fbid=1448580986300895&set=pcb.1448581022967558

    this is a full 3d object.

    2d representation, idiot. You never learn.

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  • From Jimmy Munaev@21:1/5 to Chris M. Thomasson on Mon Jul 7 11:59:24 2025
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

    fbid=1448580986300895&set=pcb.1448581022967558

    this is a full 3d object.

    2d representation, idiot. You never learn.

    Huh? Tell that to my n-ary vectors... What are you taking about? Humm...
    ;^o Anyway:

    your display is 2d, idiot; that's still a representation. Here, a hardware representation.

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  • From Patricio Bekhoev@21:1/5 to Chris M. Thomasson on Mon Jul 7 20:19:30 2025
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

    Huh? Tell that to my n-ary vectors... What are you taking about?
    Humm... ;^o Anyway:

    your display is 2d, idiot; that's still a representation. Here, a
    hardware representation.

    I see what you mean. Pretty pedantic don't you think? ;^)

    I can create volumes out of it, and then create a hologram. What that
    make you feel better? Any 3d volume can be a hologram, right?

    2d displays, you may assume pigs fly, idiot. Same thing, it's an
    assumption.

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  • From Stanton Takeshita@21:1/5 to Chris M. Thomasson on Mon Jul 7 20:51:39 2025
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

    2d displays, you may assume pigs fly, idiot. Same thing, it's an
    assumption.

    I can create it as a hologram which would require a holographic display.
    My volume as a DICOM file, or a stack already has all of the frames.

    man, not knowing what holographic stands for. You mean stereoscopic, not holographic. The holographic is kind of fractals. Same info preserves when broken in pieces. Cacamerica is a shithole country.

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  • From Orlirio Mukusev@21:1/5 to Chris M. Thomasson on Tue Jul 8 10:47:48 2025
    XPost: sci.physics.relativity

    Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

    I can create it as a hologram which would require a holographic
    display.
    My volume as a DICOM file, or a stack already has all of the frames.

    man, not knowing what holographic stands for. You mean stereoscopic,
    not holographic. The holographic is kind of fractals. Same info
    preserves when broken in pieces. Cacamerica is a shithole country.

    Basically, I mean creating a binary that a holographic display system
    can read. I think a fast way is to make my volume as a video and have
    the manufactures tools convert it for me. It makes me think of an
    Fresnel integral... Generate an interference pattern that the
    holographic display can read. But, well, is there a std file format for holographic displays?
    Even a holographic fan?

    yes, would be fine; too bad I never see a holographic display. But I'm
    watching a stereo right now as you speak.

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