io i was robbed of a dimension and a meaningful life

[kobayashi]

when i was little it was discovered i had no perception of depth.

my life has been empty ever since.

everything is flat.

 

[*BOOMCHAA!*]

there's a book about that.

 

[kobayashi]

that book could be about me.

maybe

 

[Angela Harlem]

kobe, the world is not flat. this was established in 1437 or something (plucking random date out of the air)

so you cant see the lego boosies poking out of your avatar?

 

[*BOOMCHAA!*]

I don't know.
no offense, but do you have literary merit?

 

[kobayashi]

i dont know what i can see. i dont know what you can see.
the whole situation has left me very confused.

i assume you see cylindrical boosies poking out of my avatar.
i see circular ones.
i have learned to appreciate touch a great deal.

 

[Angela Harlem]

how are you at the top of flights of stairs?

does this mean you get vertigo, or dont get vertigo? or am i just talking out my arse?

fwiw, i see cylindrical boosies.

 

[kobayashi]

i assume i have learned 'how to deal'. sorry, that was terrible.

i cant describe it because i dont know what im missing.
when i wore the 3d glasses at disney world they did work. but supposedly i am missing something.

 

[Screaming Flower]

y parliament hill man's life is flat as well. maybe he is your alter ego.

 

[kobayashi]

a connection is made

 

[Angela Harlem]

oh derrrrr.

that was a stupid question for me to ask wasn't it? let me assure you it was. vertigo as you may know is the feeling of disproportion when for example at the top of some stairs. instead of seeing it as it is and the descent, people who suffer it, see it as warped and not accurate - almost 2d. it causes them to be overly cautious from having no judgement on the distance etc.

curious how these things work, i think.

 

[Screaming Flower]

thank you professor.

 

[Angela Harlem]

 

[Screaming Flower]

 

[Angela Harlem]

 

[Salome]

i have learned to appreciate touch a great deal.

same here