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I think a major qualifier to all the 3+ D vis. schemes is that, no matter how elaborate or clever the trick is, you can never experience such a space the way yo
by fizixer 9y ago
I think a major qualifier to all the 3+ D vis. schemes is that, no matter how elaborate or clever the trick is, you can never experience such a space the way you experience 2D or 3D space. (all the tricks are only approximate visualizations).
- JoshTriplett 9y agoThe levels in Braid that have time moving forward and backwards as you move left and right are the closest thing I've seen to "experiencing" space-time where time is a dimension. As you think hard enough about the puzzles, you can imagine moving in time the way you move in space, treating it as just another dimension.
- fizixer 9y agoI knew someone would invoke time. I'm aware of 4D space-time as a possible visualization scheme for 4 dimensions. By '2D or 3D space', I specifically meant being able to experience 3+ dimensions the way we experience 2 or 3 spatial dimensions.