Da Vinci Notes #38 - Absolute & Relative Measurements

The pupil of the eye, in the open air, changes in size with every

degree of motion from the sun; and at every degree of its changes

one and the same object seen by it will appear of a different size;

although most frequently the relative scale of surrounding objects

does not allow us to detect these variations in any single object we

may look at.

Keith's Ideas:

1. When you change, positively or negatively, you might not

    discover the effects as everything you perceive changes.

2. To be accurate, you must consider both the absolute and

    relative measurements.

Keith To

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