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In "Gare du Nord" in Paris: http://www.patricehamel.org/index.php?page=2&article=23 http://www.patricehamel.org/index.php?page=2&article=23 entrée / sortie (en
by rom1v 7y ago
In "Gare du Nord" in Paris: http://www.patricehamel.org/index.php?page=2&article=23 http://www.patricehamel.org/index.php?page=2&article=23
entrée / sortie
(entrance / exit)
- kingbirdy 7y agoThat's not quite the same though - that's legible after reflection, ambigrams are rotations.
- rom1v 7y agoThat's a rotation in 3D ;-)
- gugagore 7y agoNo, that's not right. You can't rotate your left hand to look like your right. But they are reflections of each other.
- radeklew 7y agoBut text is already symmetrical along the z axis, so it works. Say your hands were 2d, so the backs looked the same as the palms. Now hold your hands so that you're looking at the palms and the fingers are pointing up. Rotate your left hand 180° along the y axis, and it would look like your right.
- gugagore 7y agoI misinterpreted the comment to mean a 2D reflection is a 3D rotation, in general. Thanks for pointing out the comment was about this specific case.