Gez
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Technician said:
It's great to see actual light reflecting/refracting off objects, but it can be simulated so precisely with digital light sources that my amazement is all but nil.
Having models and simulations is fine. Having a visible proof that reality does indeed behave like theory is a different kettle of fish.
HavoX said:
That's a tomato, not an apple; and a tomato is NOT a fruit.
You fail botany forever. Fruit belongs to the vocabulary of biology, vegetable to that of cooking. It's perfectly possible for something to be both a fruit and a vegetable. A tomato isn't a root, nor a bulb, nor a leaf, nor a stalk, nor a tuber or whatever; it's the plant's seed-bearing structure and that categorizes it as a fruit. (More specifically, a berry. Speaking of which, blackberries and strawberries aren't berries. Blueberries are, though -- and so are bananas.)
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