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It's not, but it IS different from looking at a tree and analyzing its bark and leaves, or looking at a bird and wondering why it has feathers instead of fur.
by leppr 11y ago
It's not, but it IS different from looking at a tree and analyzing its bark and leaves, or looking at a bird and wondering why it has feathers instead of fur.
- crististm 11y agoI vaguely remember first encounter with LCD watches when I was probably 10. The same concepts (numbers) seemed strange when presented in LCD font (especially the regularity of 2 and 5). However, adjusting to this form was very quick and after probably less than 24 hours I went from "de-constructing" to pattern recognition through some phase of "pattern acceptance". What I mean is that identifying the parts of the whole through de-construction is not the only way we recognize things.