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Yes, and I think this just shows how a 3d representation on 2d gives our brain the _illusion_ of 3d. This doesn't work for 4d, because our brain doesn't have a
by dm319 8y ago
Yes, and I think this just shows how a 3d representation on 2d gives our brain the _illusion_ of 3d. This doesn't work for 4d, because our brain doesn't have an internal understanding of 4d objects.
- anotheryou 8y agoI think once we have it interactively our brain will adapt.
- ianai 8y agoIt’s t least worth a shot.
- notyourtypical 8y ago>our brain doesn't have an internal understanding of 4d objects I agree and I think it will never have. We can certainly speculate but ultimately it'd be like an animal with monochromatic vision trying to see colours.