On 7/25/10 9:42 AM, "Krimel" <[email protected]> wrote: >> [Marsha] >>> How do patterns and objects differ? >> >> Craig >> Consider the "duck-rabbit figure". >> If it were the figure of an object, it could be only >> a duck or only a rabbit. But if it is the figure of a pattern, it is both > a duck pattern and also a rabbit pattern. > > [Marsha] > I know this type of example, but I am not sure of your point. Can you give > an > example that is not visual? > > [Krimel] > The blind monks and the elephant. > [Dave] An interesting aside on the visual aspect of mirror images the latest issue of The Economist has a short blurb on recent research that learning to read actual has to rewire the brain to some degree from it's state at birth to overcome mixing up letters like d-b-p.
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