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Two newspapers collaborate to produce a single edition printed on
stiff boards under clear lenticular plastic. On tilting the page to the
left, the reader sees the more left-leaning newspaper articles, and on
tiling it to the right, they see the right-leaning articles. Both
newspapers share
the distribution and printing costs, reducing
overheads.
And you could receive campaign promises from different politicos...
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[normzone, Jun 04 2012]
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This could probably be done by using the same copy, but inverting the adjectives only. Careful placing of the smaller adjective-covering prisms could perhaps be used to generate braille copy also. |
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You could also use two antipodal newspapers and put
the lens thingy the other way, then it would tell you
the news from the antipodes if you inverted it. |
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This idea could be applied to political campaign signs, as a
space-saver. |
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That way, the politicians could get you coming and going
even before they're elected. |
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Instead of an antipodal newspaper, I was thinking of "high
brow" and "low brow" issue. |
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In a global news environment you have to remember
that Left & Right mean different things in different
markets. |
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I was wondering if you could do a book, newspaper, magazine, comic, pamphlet of whatever thusly - |
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1) on one side of the page it'd be "Rocket Science for Brain Surgeons" |
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2) on the other side of the page, upside down it'd be "Brain Surgery for Rocket Scientists" |
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Then print the front and back covers accordingly and it'd be the greatest innovation in learning since....that unfortunate incident in the Alexandrian Library... |
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Now you've made me think of Ray Bradbury. |
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Lots of great applications of this technology: Articles printed in Chinese using the traditional vs simplified character sets; Articles printed using easy vocabulary or hard; etc. |
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[+] ...should we mention anything about religious books using this? |
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There are books that are religious? Wow! I have
always thought of them as simple, stationary
objects... stationery too. |
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