Of course I have considered these issues before.

On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 8:41 AM, Mike Tintner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim:This is also a problem in animal vision.  Each eye is 2-D.  (That is
> not entirely true, but from a practical point of view it is true.)
> As far as flat land or hollywood land, we only live on the earth, so
> that means that you can't understand anything about space right?
>
> Logic running wild, Jim, We animals and humans are not limited by flattish
> retinas in learning about the world because we have a body and senses, and
> can walk round and explore the objects from multiple POV's & with multiple
> faculties, and embody them with our own bodies - put ourselves in their
> place. A virtual world AGI *IS* so limited. Have you explored the price of
> those unquestionable limitations - which is an important question - and
> needs to be answered?  Or are you just bent on defending "flatness" and the
> lack of a "rounded POV"?
>
> Bob:This is essentially the same problem as in computer vision.  The
>>
>> objects that you're looking at are three dimensional, but a camera
>> image is only a two dimensional shadow of them.  The problem then
>> becomes one of trying to reverse engineer the 3D shape from a set of
>> lower dimensional shadows
>
> But - correct me - when you engineer the 3D shape, you are merely applying
> previous,existing knowledge about other objects to do so - which is a useful
> but narrow AI function. You are not actually discovering anything new about
> this particular object?
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