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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: Illusions and impossible things :)
Date: 1997/10/25
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Tom Harvey wrote:
> Looking at it again, it is ambiguous. The perspective of the original
> hasn't translated very well into ascii. I have tried to illustate my
> poor explaination below. It is based on the same play on perspective
> that Escher's waterfall uses (Turn your head on its side):

Anybody got an ASCII version of Escher's waterfall anywhere?
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--Randy Gardner