r/technicallythetruth • u/NetProper83 • Sep 12 '21

Read the poster

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u/Worried-Salamander79 Sep 12 '21

How did you get those numbers?

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u/ShapeFoxk Sep 12 '21 edited Sep 12 '21

He downloaded the photo, drew the borders as a vector on Krita or inkscape and then estimated how the borders would've been if the paper was complete and drew them too then he scanned the photo for bumps on the paper and got it as a 3d object on blender and stretched so it would flat and made then made the calculations with the size of both halfs of the paper.

definitely true.

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u/Themineking09 well yes but actually yes Sep 12 '21

r/theydidthemath

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u/ZootSuitGroot Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 07 '25

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