Nov 12, 2023
havent drawn in a while. rusty. lazy drawn yndrd and planiverse pol
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havent drawn in a while. rusty. lazy drawn yndrd and planiverse pol
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a physicist who is Not in the loop, when given information without context, provides the theory that says Yndrd is probably 10 or 20 times larger than the average human.
aproximated though MS Paint for 20x. assuming my math is right lol. I was using the resizing thing with multiples, though now I realize I could just stack the stick figure 20 and 10 times to check. eh.
[ID: An illustration from the book The Planiverse: Computer Contact with a Two-Dimensional World, showing Yndrd, an 2D alien, standing with one foot on a step, and writing on a tablet. He has four arms and two legs, with a long next and a face with a short beak in the center and two round eyes on either side. He has a hard exoskeleton and complex internal structures. A very large arrow points to a small stick figure standing next to his foot on the step, showing the comparative size between Yndrd and a human. The top of the human's head comes up to halfway up Yndrd's lower leg, which is short compared to the rest of his body. End ID.]
The Planiverse tells the story of a traveller in a 2 dimensional universe, explaining the peculiar physics, biology and society adopted by the population of the planet Arde.
Here is a short set of images in Minecraft that allowed me to, for a very brief moment, inhabit that world and get a sense of how perception might work without the ability to see in stereo.
The book is back in reprint via Amazon. Lend it to a kid who might one day follow the Comp. Science path. That's how I got engaged.
Now... I had two copies I have lent out to friends. Time to get one back!