Nessie Skuch, in your version, doesn't the light sky at the edge of the photo seem dominant? If not, then we can end the conversation here – clearly, visual perception theory wasn't written for you.
If not, then we can end the dialogue here – obviously, the theory of visual perception wasn't written for you.
Lyokha Babkin, Sometimes I get the impression that the Witch Wars will never end))) What theory of visual perception? What? Sometimes I think modern people are dumber than those who lived 500 years ago. You're not stupid, are you? Putting up permanent barriers to perception? El Greco painted churches over 300 years ago. Now, I can imagine, there was perception there. His characters looked like they'd been through more than one session of the rack (all their body proportions were elongated and alien-like). Surely they perceived them, since he decorated churches with his art. He died. No one remembered for 300 years. And then – practically the founder of modern art.
Charlemagne, the creator of the largest state ever in Europe, couldn't write... He was called "the Great" not for his 50 military victories, nor for his advancement of education, nor for his enormous height for his time (1.92 m), but for the system of government he founded. And yet we all measure things by stereotypes....
Rabbit_run, so what! Are you trying to tell me with your sheets!? That you're smarter than those scientists, including Leonardo da Vinci, who contributed to the theory of perception? Calm down, "woman," your dominant warrior gene, and find your hidden Harmony Gene (the health gene). http://sdamzavas.net/2-77067.html
Rabbit_run, so what! Are you trying to tell me with your sheets!? That you're smarter than those scientists, including Leonardo da Vinci, who contributed to the theory of perception? Calm down, "woman," your dominant warrior gene, and find your hidden Harmony Gene (the health gene). http://sdamzavas.net/2-77067.html
Lyokha Babkin, Let's just avoid the cheap pressure on my Joan of Arc genes, otherwise I'm sick of being in the bathhouse with you))) Leonardo, by the way, was also over 1.90, and also homosexual)))) plus an excellent engineer who created a huge number of killer machines that helped win wars. Painting was a hobby. So his theory of perception is his theory of perception. I don't deny that he is a genius)))
In case you forgot, I spent half a year reading Leonardo's works when we brought an exhibition of Italians to Holland))) so his perception passed through me for 24 hours x 6 months)
Lyokha Babkin, For those with a taste for it like you (I see the ringing, I don't know where it is, but the internet is handy), I recommend this book, albeit 700 pages long. For the metro.
Once upon a time, an optimist, a pessimist, and a bore were executed in France. The optimist was led to the guillotine first and asked his last wish. He replied: "Life was so wonderful and interesting! Please lay me face up. I will be very interested in watching the falling knife." They laid him face up, pulled the lever, and the knife creaked and stopped just above his neck. According to custom, he was pardoned. They asked the pessimist his last wish. He said: "Life was so disgusting! And then there was this knife... And this crowd, hungry for bloody spectacles... Blindfold me and stuff my ears with cotton wool." His wish was granted; the lever was pulled, but the knife creaked again and stopped just above his neck. He, too, was pardoned, according to custom. They asked the bore: "Your last wish?" - Last wish, last wish... I wish they would fix the guillotine...
Rabbit_run, you can read the entire world library... and still not know how to use that knowledge. You, in my observations, are a shining example of such "nobility."
Once upon a time, an optimist, a pessimist, and a bore were executed in France. The optimist was brought to the guillotine first and asked his last wish. He replied: "Life was so wonderful and interesting! Please lay me face up. I will be very interested in watching the falling knife." They laid him face up, pulled the lever, and the knife creaked and stopped just above his neck. According to custom, he was pardoned. They asked the pessimist his last wish. He said: "Life was so disgusting! And then there was this knife... And this crowd, hungry for bloody spectacles... Blindfold me and stuff my ears with cotton wool." His wish was granted; the lever was pulled, but the knife creaked again and stopped just above his neck. He, too, was pardoned, according to custom. They asked the bore: "Your last wish?" - Last wish, last wish... I wish they'd fix the guillotine...
Nessie Skuch, The guillotine was invented in France by Dr. Guillon, borrowed from the good Scots and Irish))) He knew: if you don't want to carry the backpack, we'll refuse your soup))))
If not, then we can end the conversation here – clearly, visual perception theory wasn't written for you.
Sometimes I get the impression that the Witch Wars will never end)))
What theory of visual perception?
What?
Sometimes I think modern people are dumber than those who lived 500 years ago.
You're not stupid, are you? Putting up permanent barriers to perception?
El Greco painted churches over 300 years ago.
Now, I can imagine, there was perception there. His characters looked like they'd been through more than one session of the rack (all their body proportions were elongated and alien-like).
Surely they perceived them, since he decorated churches with his art.
He died. No one remembered for 300 years.
And then – practically the founder of modern art.
He was called "the Great" not for his 50 military victories, nor for his advancement of education, nor for his enormous height for his time (1.92 m), but for the system of government he founded.
And yet we all measure things by stereotypes....
Calm down, "woman," your dominant warrior gene, and find your hidden Harmony Gene (the health gene). http://sdamzavas.net/2-77067.html
Your time to listen to stones has not yet come...
Let's just avoid the cheap pressure on my Joan of Arc genes, otherwise I'm sick of being in the bathhouse with you)))
Leonardo, by the way, was also over 1.90, and also homosexual)))) plus an excellent engineer who created a huge number of killer machines that helped win wars. Painting was a hobby. So his theory of perception is his theory of perception. I don't deny that he is a genius)))
For those with a taste for it like you (I see the ringing, I don't know where it is, but the internet is handy), I recommend this book, albeit 700 pages long. For the metro.
The optimist was led to the guillotine first and asked his last wish. He replied:
"Life was so wonderful and interesting! Please lay me face up. I will be very interested in watching the falling knife."
They laid him face up, pulled the lever, and the knife creaked and stopped just above his neck. According to custom, he was pardoned.
They asked the pessimist his last wish. He said:
"Life was so disgusting! And then there was this knife... And this crowd, hungry for bloody spectacles... Blindfold me and stuff my ears with cotton wool."
His wish was granted; the lever was pulled, but the knife creaked again and stopped just above his neck. He, too, was pardoned, according to custom.
They asked the bore:
"Your last wish?" - Last wish, last wish... I wish they would fix the guillotine...
The guillotine was invented in France by Dr. Guillon, borrowed from the good Scots and Irish)))
He knew: if you don't want to carry the backpack, we'll refuse your soup))))
Get out))) (she replied, "how do you know?")
I have more snotty ones)))) for the ardent troll fighters)))))))))))))))))))))