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Posted by Anne Onymous on Wed, 09/24/2003 - 4:12pm.
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but stairs, hills and other elevated places still only leave you with 2-d range of motion. My point is that we as humans rarely get to move in a true 3-d enviornment.
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but stairs, hills and other elevated places still only leave you with 2-d range of motion. My point is that we as humans rarely get to move in a true 3-d enviornment.