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Disagree. Humans operate in a 3D world, but act on a 2D plane. Very few places in nature let you have one sector over another (one person over another). We have
by b0rsuk 6y ago
Disagree. Humans operate in a 3D world, but act on a 2D plane. Very few places in nature let you have one sector over another (one person over another). We have 3D presentation, but there are 4 cardinal directions, no up and down because we don't fly and don't dive very often. We're like Warcraft3 / Starcraft(2) creatures.
For this reason even if we had flying cars, we would crash all the time. Pilots get disoriented easily, and they are cream of the crop.
- bArray 6y agoIt sounds like you're considering a human moving about a mostly flat world, rather than interacting with nearby objects. Also, I would argue that humans do still have a natural sense for traveling in the Z-axis, we did after all used to climb and plan paths in 3D.