> I prefer static visualizations. Animations overload the visual system with "visual bloat", if you will. Then perhaps learning from a book or slides would be

> I prefer static visualizations. Animations overload the visual system with "visual bloat", if you will. Then perhaps learning from a book or slides would be better for you. Animations are not visual bloat, they've helped me understand topics that had eluded me for years. Also, I can now visualize how a projection of a hypercube/tesseract rotates because of animations. Visualizing that process with static images would probably take me until the heat death of the universe to understand.