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Martin Sleziak
Martin Sleziak
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You're probably beyond this stage but I always thought nice intuition came from Penrose stairsPenrose stairs. You can draw them because the "triple overlap" is missing from the middle of the staircase and a cunning artist can draw staircases based on cocycles that aren't coboundaries, even though a correct 3D representation is impossible.

You're probably beyond this stage but I always thought nice intuition came from Penrose stairs. You can draw them because the "triple overlap" is missing from the middle of the staircase and a cunning artist can draw staircases based on cocycles that aren't coboundaries, even though a correct 3D representation is impossible.

You're probably beyond this stage but I always thought nice intuition came from Penrose stairs. You can draw them because the "triple overlap" is missing from the middle of the staircase and a cunning artist can draw staircases based on cocycles that aren't coboundaries, even though a correct 3D representation is impossible.

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Dan Piponi
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You're probably beyond this stage but I always thought nice intuition came from Penrose stairs. You can draw them because the "triple overlap" is missing from the middle of the staircase and a cunning artist can draw staircases based on cocycles that aren't coboundaries, even though a correct 3D representation is impossible.