Any or all of the above.
>Maybe you could
>also introduce the concept of time, so not only does the environment change
>depending on where you are, but in relation to time as well.
Absolutely. I just wanted to distinguuish what I meant by objects that
changed with perspectives.
>The
>user's perspective point could also be traced, and they could turn around
>and look back at themselves coming toward their present point.
Hmm... interesting.
>So our discussion has changed it's subject, as we walked through it, and
>just now it's turned self-referential. If I wait here long enough, I should
>soon see you reading this message, and replying to it, just as I
>described in the paragraph above. Surreal!
Perhaps not in a truly academic sense, but what the hell. :)
Anyway, ObEscher, the point is that you might be able to simulate certain
Escher-like effects using an analogous method.
--Andy,
trying to keep up with this, WorldsAway, and now the darn KA
thing to try too. Geez....