What resolution is life

what resolution is life

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4k probably
your eyes just blur shit out so you dont get too close to the pixels

4k
60fps

h = 6.62607 x 10^-34

24fps

probably a troll question from an idiot, but its still a topic that I find kind of interesting.

>super layman's terms article on the possible "pixels" our universe is made up of:
livescience.com/23232-smallest-ingredients-universe-physics.html

720p
24 FPS
life can't see beyond that

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_units#Cosmology

Planck length = 1.616229(38) × 10−35
Planck time = 5.39116(13) × 10−44

speak english nerd.

What do you not understand about length and time?

Theoretically those are the shortest length and time scales possible.

Not him, but it is kind of inconceivably small. I certainly can't visualize what 1.616229(38)x10^-35 looks like

RETINA

640x480 upscaled to 4k

life runs at SVGA resolution and a silky smooth 30fps

Depends on viewing distance.

You can calculate it using cone/rod density, field of view, and distance.

Infinite

Self-awareness within perspectives of perpetual abstraction in relativities of singularity within universal oneness.

Glossy TN panel 1366x768 @ 24fps

1280x1024 is love. 1280x1024 is life.

Hey I started looking into this approach found somewhere else that we can distinguish down to 0.1mm but don't know how I'd go about getting the cone/rod measurements.

800x600 16-bit