Members of a security team are stationed on rooftops surrounding a large city plaza before a scheduled rally. Suddenly, three te
am members in different locations radio in to the command center, each stating that they have spotted a suspicious box on the ground with a pipe coming from the top. What enables the security team members to report seeing the same object despite being stationed on different rooftops?
One of the most characterizing elements of the acknowledgment by-segments hypothesis is that it empowers us to perceive questions paying little respect to survey point; this is known as viewpoint invariance. It is suggested that the purpose behind this impact is the invariant edge properties of geons.
