Experimenting in 2.7D: always bad, always worse than 3D

12% of the population is not able to perceive the three-dimensional visual effect and have problems processing these images. These images cause dizziness, tiredness or double vision. We are the 12%. Those of us who always see it worse without being able to see it in 3D. The 2.7D denies the possibility of a perfect scanning or modelling of the document, denies the possibility of printing and redistributing the image, keeps the mere representation. We will transfer the nausea of an improved 3D to the possibility of modelling other realities, bodies and politics.