April 2012
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
11h 19m
English
Assume for a moment that you’re watching a sports match involving a ball on a flat monitor, not in person. The monitor probably contains a million pixels, and the ball is represented by, say, a thousand pixels. In most sports, we’re concerned with the position of the ball at a given time. For your brain to follow what’s going on, you need to follow the position of the ball on the playing field. You do this naturally, without even thinking about it. Behind the scene, you’re converting the million pixels on the monitor into ...
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