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The 4th dimension.
Flying Ace:
--- Quote from: General Omega on August 09, 2009, 09:18:49 PM ---They constantly change form from it's creation to destruction in it's current state?
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Omega, stop hurting peoples brains D:
I knew what he was asking but do you :D
General Omega:
The answer would be in explaining what it is like to us. It is a weird way to say the word "no", but it worked. Did it not?
Amade:
--- Quote from: Niliscro on August 09, 2009, 11:16:09 PM ---The first dimension is a singularity, at whoever asked. It is also where gravity comes from.
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Really? I always thought gravity was because of excess magnetism of subatomic particles that dragged larger bodies in.
--- Quote from: Azimuth on August 09, 2009, 11:18:59 PM ---cubesneep
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I don't see how that's relevant to the topic at all, it's just a quadrilateral/triangular/donut thing turning inside out (and vise versa?).
General Omega:
Now, if you notice, a square is a line, set at 90 degrees to it's self. So it has 4 sides. as if it was stretched out.
The same is with cubes. The square is replicated, turned 90os and connected to the original/neighbor squares. Now, all of these items are in the same space, so imagine a cube, being 90o to it's self. That is what his pic is. That cube is the shadow of a 4 dimensional object. Now, to explain it's shape and why it has 4 45o lines to it, I shall take a look at a cube drawn on a flat peice of paper. You start with two squares with one of it's corners overlapping the other's corner. Then you draw 4 lines connecting the corners of one square, respectively to the other one. You will notice, if the overlapping corners of the two squares is a square, that the lines connecting the two shapes will be at a 45o angle. This is an example of the shadow of a 3d object in a 2d world. Now if you think about this with a 4d object in a 3d world, it would make sense.
also, it is snip, not sneep. lurn2snip
Hugums:
I'm waiting for 1x1x1x1 to post here...