I posted a question over at Yahoo! Answers some years back, and just recently received an unexpected, albeit interesting answer to it. Both question and answer below, if you can make sense of it...
Q - Does the distance in a mirrors reflection of an object affect the level of detail?
My question is, does the distance in a mirrors reflection of an object affect the level of detail? I probably haven't phrased the question as well as possible, so let me take an example. If you look at yourself in a mirror, is the level of detail you see (in the reflection of yourself) seen as defined by the distance between you and the mirror, or the distance between you and the mirror AND the distance seen within the reflection, in other words, twice the actual distance to the mirror?
the wide-unfold of the mirrors are certainly comparable interior of all those difficulty-free as human beings. besides the reality that: some mirrors have stepped forward wrinkles. some mirrors have rips and tears. some mirrors have stepped forward small cracks. some mirrors have minor blemishes. some mirrors have become tarnished. some mirrors have become fogged. some mirrors have become clouded. some mirrors are liable to this worldwide's huge ocean of phantasm. those human mirrors have a great deal extra 'problematical characteristics' than can in all possibility be spoken of. "One desires a definite wellbeing care expert which could spot all of those small imperfections interior of each and each guy or woman reflect and propose the main suitable approach for a acceptable cleansing." specific docs of this high quality are stressful to discover! If one can't stumble on a special specific wellbeing care expert: One could desire to purchase some windex and initiate cleansing ones very own reflect. some mirrors decide for abrasive cleaners, like an excellent jewelers rouge. some could even decide for an extra nice sandpaper. some could desire to could desire to be wiped clean off with a gentle detergent, and then rinsed with some clean spring water. The situations of the readability of all mirrors selection. each and every thing has faceted layers. One could desire to discover each and each of those faceted layers and initiate cleansing. it truly is an in depth to countless activity that demands super endurance. If a special specific wellbeing care expert occurs to observe a individual experiencing project in the reflect cleansing technique, this actual wellbeing care expert could intrude and provide one suggestions in the needed cleansing. could our mirrors shine with severe radiance. could God's Peace and endurance be with us all.
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kek...i love that the best answer is just "no"
I'm afraid Yahoo! Answers has gone the way of Myspace...too unprofessional and unkempt to be relevant, yet too large to be rendered obsolete. If you want a good answers website check out Quora or Stack/Exchange, the former being more formal and general and the latter being more academic and technical.
oh btw one of your answers caught my eye...in "how big is your city":
"Around 30,000. My home town has less than 200 though."
My school alone has 124,784 students. Granted though it's spread out across 4-5 campuses and there's plenty of online students. 200 is an average amount for a lecture class size.
Yeah that's why I don't use YA! so much now. Didn't get any proper answers on my question as to what kind of toothpaste Shaolin monks use either. :/
Mmm seems so. I got hooked to their points system a while, but it was pretty messy even back then. Seems like a better place to get feedback on poems and stuff like that than serious answers now. A lot of people seem to use it for alternative purposes.
I do stumble upon Quora and Stack/Exchange a lot while looking for answers, and they seem great, just haven't gotten around to asking anything there. Quora seems to have some problems with biased advertising answers btw. Seems a lot of companies focus their efforts there, often with surprisingly helpful answers, and then: link to service/useful product/related site. Stack/Exchange seems like the best place, though their community code makes it hard to just 'jump in' and ask whatever. Guess that's why it's so pro though...
Man that's a crazy big school. :O The biggest university in Sweden has less than 70,000 (and others don't even come close). Actually, the town I live in is just about 7,000, it's the municipality that's closing in on 30,000. My hometown: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangos