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His perspective is essentially the same as ours would be of four-dimensional space: The space can exist, we can move through it, but we can only ever see three
by krageon 4y ago
His perspective is essentially the same as ours would be of four-dimensional space: The space can exist, we can move through it, but we can only ever see three dimensions of it at a time. It is the same for mario and the way that makes sense to you is as a line. Even if it is a line with no inherent width, that doesn't mean that Mario cannot see it.
- 4ggr0 4y ago> Even if it is a line with no inherent width, that doesn't mean that Mario cannot see it. Yeah, that's the part I don't really understand. I'll probably have to watch some videos to get it.
- the_af 4y agoYou are right human (animal) eyes wouldn't be able to see a true 1D object. Then again, true 1D objects don't exist.