About this document

Dynamic Perception in Fractal Movement by mrdirector is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The document discusses the relationship between perception and movement, emphasizing how static fractal motion can be dynamically experienced through perception functions that create the illusion of linear time. It highlights the risks of non-linear perception trajectories leading to false narratives and misalignment with real movement functions, which can distort the perception-movement relationship. Ultimately, it describes a self-correcting observer loop where perception is filtered and stabilized by det

Author

mrdirector

Language

EN