Angles are always the same, Unger, regardless of distance. In the examples below, the angles are the same in each case regardless of where you draw the arc.
It makes no difference whether you are near or far from the apex; the angle is always the same.
I don't know what they do in Australia, but over here, that's taught in 8th grade Geometry class.
And, it wasn't taken from directly in front. Compare the visibility of the right ear to the left.
The left ear is barely visible at all, while the right ear is in plain view. That's because the photographer was not directly in front.
And how could he be? The cops were marching Oswald along. Anyone directly in front of them would have been mowed over.
And leave it to Mark O'Blase' to support Robin Unger:
Another groaner from O'Blase'. When is this guy going to realize that he's not the least bit funny? You can see his jokes coming a mile away; you can see his puny little mind at work. And now we know that besides being a failure at comedy, he sucks at Math. And that explains why when he's playing frisbee with Unger, he wonders why the frisbee keeps getting bigger and bigger, and then it hits him.
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