Paul Octavious's series Lean with It shows people leaning parallel to trees that have grown at angles. I agree with Christopher Jobson, who suspects that the human subjects are actually falling.
I wonder if this could also be applied to people who are just a little bit untidy (lets take for example a desk) but seemingly can place their hands on something in that mess instantaneously?
My mother-in-law is a hoarder. She's not as bad as she used to be, but it was HORRIBLE for a while. She was not a 'clean' hoarder and would let her pets poo and pee everywhere on everything. You could smell her house standing half a football field away... and I am not exaggerating. Thankfully her father moved back in to the home and basically forced his almost 60yo child to clean up the house. It's infuriating trying to deal with all of the mess, but she's not a bad person. Just stubborn and in denial.
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Michael J. Jackson "Method and means for creating anti-gravity illusion"
http://www.google.de/patents/US5255452
Thankfully her father moved back in to the home and basically forced his almost 60yo child to clean up the house.
It's infuriating trying to deal with all of the mess, but she's not a bad person. Just stubborn and in denial.