meaningful use of a 3d graph (rather than stacked/layered/mixed line + area 2d graph) would be unlocking a whole new achievement for me.
my imagination is so thoroughly 2d-based. i can imagine 2d objects in motion: waves, gears, spinning plates. But 3d is a problem for me.
my 17 yro daughter took a wood shop class maybe two years ago. she made a small puzzle cube - four, maybe five pieces.
took it apart in front of me. Put it together. Took it apart and gave me the pieces.
i tried for 30 minutes and couldn’t make a cube again 🤣
took it apart in front of me. Put it together. Took it apart and gave me the pieces.
i tried for 30 minutes and couldn’t make a cube again 🤣
several years ago i bought an origami kit, thinking: this will be a great way to de-stress at work.
nuh-uhh.
i learned i’m very reluctant to fold or pull if i can’t imagine the outcome.
right now, origami is more frustrating to me than work. 🤣
nuh-uhh.
i learned i’m very reluctant to fold or pull if i can’t imagine the outcome.
right now, origami is more frustrating to me than work. 🤣
ps. in case anyone else is stuck in Flatland like me… tangram puzzles and challenges are a good 2d alternative to origami 🙂
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