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Old 12-23-2012, 08:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Dimensions and Their Numerical Progression

So I have been thinking about this a lot recently. I am sure there is someone smart on here who can answer these questions for me. Okay so...We are in the third dimension, or at least our physical form as we experience it is in the third dimension. We are also apparently expressed in the fourth dimension but we as a subjective consciousness of the third dimension, do not experience it. We cannot even comprehend the fourth dimension or what it would be like to be a physical manifestation in it.

This is a 3-D projection of a tesseract undergoing a simple rotation in four dimensional space.



We are in the third dimension, we have length, we have depth and we have width. Those are the three dimensions we have, three lines intersecting each other, organising everything in this dimension into a cubic grid. The second dimension only has two dimensions, it is flat, everything that lives on it has no depth dimension.


My question is, after watching the videos I have provided below, when we refer to "beings" living in the second dimension and the fourth dimension and the seventy second dimension, what exactly do we mean? When we say that, someone in the third dimension can look at someone in the second dimensions, and someone in the fourth can look at someone in the third. I understand that the third dimension is an infinite amount of two dimensional planes and the second dimension is an infinite amount of one dimensional planes, so the third must be an infinite amount of three dimensional planes?


Cosmos - Carl Sagan - 4th Dimension - YouTube


4th Dimension pt.2 - YouTube



4th Dimension Explained By A High-School Student - YouTube



Fourth Spatial Dimension 101 - YouTube


Imagining the Fourth Dimension - YouTube

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