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Given the computing power needed for 3-dimensional perception alone, it is astonishing how bad we are at basic geometry in the first place. But if the complexi
by raxxorrax 5y ago
Given the computing power needed for 3-dimensional perception alone, it is astonishing how bad we are at basic geometry in the first place.
But if the complexity of geometric and non-geometric forms can be increased and there is a difference in extra effort for animals and humans, it should be testable.