Rudy Rucker Quote

But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent four-dimensional whole. The process was really no more devious than the process by which one integrates the two hundred lines of a TV screen into a single two-dimensional image... which in turn is interpreted as a three-dimensional scene. It's just a matter of processing information. Impossible? I saw.

p. 106 - The Sex Sphere (1983)

But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent...

But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent...

But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent...

But after a while, some higher brain-center cut in, and I began being mentally able to fit the wildly changing scenery into a coherent...