By the way: Love your books.

Still furious we did not get ghost sex.

Which character represents you best? Answer with a picture.

I don't think this slide needs context.

#NeuroEpigenEthics

Speaker poses: How do topics of blame and disease relate

"Empirical philosophy is a very new concept" #neuroepigenethics

Jo is the reason I am here:

On those who are labeled as "non verbal"

I am at the NeuroEpigenEthics closing conference.

The first panel is an interview with the authors of multiple books.

It was possible to capture an object in 3d, but achieving a high quality was tough as nails and recording a scene – with a complex pattern of light sources, shadows and translucent materials was borderline impossible.

You could represent a scene as dots and get…this.

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Pixel graphics are in a way motivated by a desire to represent the real world in its complexity. The detail never stops coming, you just choose a point where to cut it.

Until now we really just had polygonal graphics for 3D; the equivalent of vector graphics in 3d.

sketchfab.com/3d-models/lo...

Pixel graphics represent a raster of light measurements from a camera. These images contain millions of dots, each one point of color. The dots are invisible, because they are so small.

Pixel images are not made to be edited dot by dot. Some people do it. They tend to choose a low resolution.

Vector graphics are often created by hand. While creating a vector graphic you may just define all the shapes and curves by hand. Of course tools exist to allow you to perform more complex manipulation, but without them you can get by.

Then there are pixel graphics; photos, images.

There is a reason why we do not represent all images as vector graphics. If you did not know this, there are two ways to represent images:

Vector graphics, where you mathematically describe the shape of an image. These are simple graphics, outlines. Bold colors, cartoons and logos.