$\"450px-Tea_cups\"$ Saul Bellow calls what I do being \u201ca first class noticer\u201d; which, with a\u00a0 talent for complex spatial reasoning, you could call “wraparound\u201d thinking: using parallel\/multilevel strategies to conceptualize the entirety of 3D experience.
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Sometimes when I start thinking about a problem, it sits in there for a while, and then (after\u00a0 minutes; and sometimes months or years if there is a lot of other research to do besides) I get an answer.\u00a0 Which is not an “answer” really; it is a key clue\/source\/cue\/root cause for a simpler experiment – a process that is much like what Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava (designer of St Nicholas Church on Ground Zero) calls de-coding<\/a>. <\/span><\/p>\n

But for those who are able to imagine the truly big, the better explanation is to place\/imagine yourself standing in the midst of a cloud of data with datapoints arrayed around you, and you are the moving core of the cloud of data. I think\/live at the interface between imagined and physical space and see myself as creating frameworks to comprehend both.<\/span><\/div>\n

Note 1: <\/strong>To me, this describes the motion of the nexus object on a <\/span>offset path <\/span>curving along and then down the inside of a teacup of space to a right angled path, accompanied by a arraycloud of data particles moving along a concave curvature of near-distant space towards an imagined collapsing unifying convergence point with the right-angled path.
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Image:<\/strong> Three stacked purple tea cups with saucers in a neutral background, by Gisela Francisco<\/a> (CC 1.0, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0<\/a>)<\/span><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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