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Cynthia Norman, Alum
School of Engineering and Applied Science 1987
I sat at my desk, arms hanging to the side, furrowed brow, mouth slightly agape. It was a computer vision class, and Dr. Kender was talking about how we humans live in more of a two-dimensional world, rather than a 3D world. We get 2 1/2D sometimes, but rarely 3D. Intuitively, I knew he was on to something but my mind couldn't grasp it yet. It took many years and a lot of time sitting on my deck, watching ravens barrel roll through the air, enjoying all 3 dimensions of their world.
After my understanding solidified, I spent a lot more time looking up into the air. If my arms couldn't take me into the higher dimensions, at least my eyes could.
Thanks Dr. Kender!
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