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I'm sorry, but I wasn't downvoting you.

"screen door slams, Mary 's dress sways."

Wait, why do you hope there's no overlap? I bet she could create a mean fanfiction that would spread a good message and encourage younglings to vote. Like that WoKe FoRcEd dIVeRsitY cartoon of my childhood, Captain Planet And The Planeteers. Yes, I'm old, now stop doing your Tic Tacs in my nursing home!

Thank you, The rapy Gary.

What does she have to do with TV series, I thought she was a politician?

Prove it!

Wait, what is that painting? I like it and want to know more/the context.

I know, they're great, aren't they? 😛 Sorry if I came off snarky.

Yes, but I wear glasses so there's an additional "screen". That's all I was saying. It didn't occur to me at the time that we all already have lenses in the eye. So I guess me talking about glasses was redundant. I should have made the same post about those lenses. Fuck it. Live and learn ...

TV series adaptations. Because they have more time to cover more/all of the books aspects.

"Projection (physics), the action/process of light, heat, or sound reflecting from a surface to another in a different direction"

Also see my other reply. ... And downvote it. 😀

I think people might have misunderstood what I meant. I didn't mean there's an actual projector and screens like in a movie theater. Let me elaborate:

Imagine you're standing in a room with a light behind you on a ceiling. You're facing a wall. The light is coming from behind you and bouncing off the wall. What you're seeing is a projection of the wall into your eyes. You wouldn't say that you're looking at the light directly behind you.

Imagine the overhead projector (if you're at least as old as I am). It doesn't have any electronics. It's just a strong light, a lens and a mirror. And it projects the writing on the wall. You're looking at a projection on the wall in the classroom. You wouldn't say you're looking directly at the ink on the transparent piece of plastic used in those projectors.

What if the window you're looking through was actually a prism that refracts light at a right angle and you'd be seeing stuff that's actually on the far left side of the house? Would you say you're looking directly through the window like you would if it was an ordinary window?

You can see this effect on the glasses if you place them on the table and look at them. You won't see the table cloth underneath the lenses straight through them. They refract the light and you will see an image on them of whataver object they're pointed at.

That's what I meant by projection.

Also, in the right conditions you can see through water and a reflection of something on it's surface at the same time.