Created on 2024-02-06

This image displays a piece of paper with handwritten text and two simple sketches of squares that are divided by a vertical line. The text appears to be conveying a point about visual perception, specifically relating to the judgment of relative sizes and areas. Both sketches show a division in the square that implies a comparison. The handwriting is in blue ink and there is a small brownish stain at the top of the paper.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or text. It contains a basic diagram with lines and a box, as well as several paragraphs of text written in blue pen. The text discusses some sort of measurement or calculation related to a "532-hoahmn" and a "pain area". The note also mentions that "these can only exist as two different colors", and that "this is the same except that the two areas are given as the same color". Overall, the image seems to convey some technical or analytical information, but without more context, I cannot provide a more detailed interpretation of the content.

Created on 2024-12-02

The image is a handwritten note on a piece of paper, featuring two simple diagrams and accompanying text. The note appears to be discussing the concept of relative size-position of a Rain of Areas. * The top diagram shows a square divided into four equal parts by two lines that intersect in the middle. * The text above the diagram reads: "This drawing is judgment about the relative size-position of a Rain of Areas." * The text below the diagram states: "These can only exist visually as two different colors." * The bottom diagram depicts a vertical line with a horizontal line at the top, creating a rectangle shape. * The text next to the diagram says: "This is the same except that me two areas are given as me same color." The note discusses the concept of relative size-position of a Rain of Areas and how it can only exist visually as two different colors. The two diagrams illustrate this concept, with the top diagram showing a square divided into four equal parts and the bottom diagram showing a vertical line with a horizontal line at the top. The text accompanying the diagrams provides further explanation and clarification on the concept.