TEASER - 03
COVER ON COVER
Consider that there is a book with a specific cover design which is named here as K. Now a stamp size (medium size) photograph (named as M) of cover of K is to be printed on the left bottom corner of same cover (as is done for the cover of this book). Whether it is possible to do so?
(a) Yes
(b) No
THE EXPLANATION:
1) We have a book cover design named as K and its exact photograph M of smaller size (stamp size). The smaller one M is to be placed or printed on bigger one K.
Barring size difference, M is identical to K in all respect.
A BOOK (M) AND STAMP SIZE IMAGE OF ITS COVER (M)
When M is printed on K (bottom left corner), it is an action of ‘adding’ or introducing new things to the original cover K.
Any alternation or changes made on the K would amount to changing the original design therefore K would become KM.
STAMP SIZE IMAGE OF BOOK COVER (M) IS PUT ON ITS COVER (K)
2) Now as K has become KM, the M (the stamp size exact image of K) will get automatically cancelled and invalid and a new stamp size image, with new name, shall have to be made all over again and put on the new book cover KM.
Now as soon the stamp size image S is placed / printed on the new book cover (KM), the process, as indicated at (1) above will get repeated once again and KM will become KMS.
NEW STAMP SIZE IMAGE (S) IS PUT ON BOOK COVER (KM)
3) Now KM has become KMS, the S (the stamp size exact image of KM) will get automatically cancelled and a new stamp size image shall have to be put on the new book cover KMS
Now as soon Y is placed on KMS, the cover gets altered and the whole process is repeated again.
NEW STAMP SIZE IMAGE (Y) IS PUT ON BOOK COVER (KMS)
The process continues till infinity. Therefore every time a stamp size image or photograph of a book cover is printed (placed) on itself it gets altered which in turn invalidates its stamp size image. So the process of placing or printing stamp size image on itself triggers another action and creates new cover.
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