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You indeed can't average a bunch of viewpoints and get anything good out of it. That's why Alan Kay usually has that vector space example where "different viewp
by dkarapetyan 10y ago
You indeed can't average a bunch of viewpoints and get anything good out of it. That's why Alan Kay usually has that vector space example where "different viewpoint" means giving yourself a vector out of the existing "plane of viewpoints".
- hyperpallium 10y agoI think averaging over all such vectors out of the usual plane would have similar value.
- dkarapetyan 10y agoNot if they're all in the normal direction.