Loose Parts by Dave Blazek for November 21, 2015

The problem here is that a 2D couldn’t “see” a 3D. Consider the residents of “Flatland”.

He’s no longer plane old George since he’s gotten in solid with his new friend, Euclid.

This is too graphic.

I see 2D is working his angle again.

They are both 3D. In order for the first guy to be 2D he has to be just one straight line, no bends.

He can’t understand Y his X’s always ended up cutting Z’s when he was with them.

That guy Muller is such a Lyer

Amazon offers a free Kindle copy of Flatland; the online peek inside includes a discussion of their perceived height.

i’m fine with dd

I don’t see what all the fuss is about!

There… problem solved!

I thought you were looking for more stability.

It’s plane to see that George is not a cutie, said his friend, uh, Ray

“Is that a third dimension, or are you just happy to see me?