I'm working my way through a physics series on DVD, where the professor talks from a classroom set that includes a podium and the ubiquitous image of an atom with its circulating particles. It's a fine little set, quite non-distracting -- except when the professor stands in a certain spot relative to the atom.
I finally couldn't resist snapping a picture of my TV screen.
For more about distractions, see Jerry Weinberg's post about how writers break the reader's trance.
I'm inspired that you do these courses, and this image is hilarious.
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