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nine_klast Saturday at 11:24 PM1 replyview on HN

Two wavelengths do it; one does not suffice. It's like a perfect fifth can not one note.


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dyauspitrlast Saturday at 11:25 PM

The interference is a wavelength too. Maybe not pure but it is one. Afaik they cannot be interpreted as two separate wavelengths and then “brain combined” when the aperture (the retina) is so small.

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