Re: A Cinema of Physics and Perception - Spatial Acrobatics: May 12, 2006 in Chicago

From: Michael Betancourt (email suppressed)
Date: Wed May 10 2006 - 16:22:44 PDT

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Somewhat related, but not.

http://sab.sscc.ru/imacs2005/papers/T4-I-88-1020.pdf

I know it's somewhat self-serving to post this, but it's not often that
theoretical propositions from non-sciences can stand up to a scientific
experimental test, and my theory about motion perception did, at least in
this study! :) Here's my original paper:

http://www.ctheory.net/articles.aspx?id=349

Seems to relate (obliquely) to this screening series...

Michael Betancourt
Des Moines, IA USA

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