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It seems that this circle has a colored mass outside it, with tiny trails passing through the colored area...
On the far side of the bridge, a similarly colored area surrounds a thin, winding patch of dark water. These two fundamental shapes, a line and a circle, divided only by the obstruction, illustrate a conversion from line to circle. We see this same phenomenon when we line up to leave a stadium, then, bursting through the doors, spread quickly and evenly outwards. Picturing the line as a garden hose, we get the final, rounded burst of spray. If you wish, you may see the obstruction as an adapter between two realms: The new flow of water has adapted to its' new, free environment. The adaptations made by living creatures have their roots in such simple physics.
Furthermore, light appears to adapt to a change of energy, where a low energy wave is nearly a straight line, but a high energy wave becomes very zig-zagged, as if the light is trying to make a dimensional pop from a line into a plane. Of course, you knew that from your trip to the bank, when so many people tried to fit into a short space that everyone had to stand beside each other...
