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Old 12-02-2005, 04:39 AM
imported_luckyme imported_luckyme is offline
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Default Re: 2D, 3D and 4D Man

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The sphere is no more barrier to him than the circle was to 3D man. To 3D man this is a miracle.

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The analogy doesn't play out in reality. Stop a bunch of our 4 diminsional college grads and quiz them on some 2D geometry fundamentals or 3D situations and you'll find they rarely have a clue about the principles at work in the lower dimensions. In that sense they would seem god-like in that they do bungle a lot of simple stuff.
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