At 04:11 PM 5/20/01 +0200, you wrote:

>More ramblings: Something that has fascinated me for a long while when I
>was a child is that your eyes see all images upside down (lens affect,
>etc.) but your brain turns it around. So for a long time I tried to
>imagine seeing things as it should be, which it's not, but still is....
>AAAaaargh!

Apparently if you wear glasses that invert the image so that everything
looks upside-down, after a period of some weeks, your brain will adjust
and you will see things right-side-up again. Or so I have read.

It would be interesting how that would happen, all at once, or
slipping back and forth like trying to focus on one of those 3-D
mosaic posters.

>Either you guys down under are very bored or very busy. Bored because
>you got nothing to do or you are so busy with a project that you need to
>post something like this as a break (like I've just done, hehe).

Have you been peeking at my to-do list?

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