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You’re adding another dimension. Sort of a “half” dimension. If you want a distance function in a space that’s non-Euclidean, you’re likely (always?) going to h
by travisjungroth 3y ago
You’re adding another dimension. Sort of a “half” dimension. If you want a distance function in a space that’s non-Euclidean, you’re likely (always?) going to have something you can represent as hyperbolic geometry. Check out metric spaces and measures on Wikipedia.
For a “vibes” intro, The Hyperbolic Geometry of DMT experiences has a good intro in the beginning. https://youtu.be/loCBvaj4eSg https://youtu.be/loCBvaj4eSg
I’m no expert on hyperbolic geometry. These things just helped me “get it” in the sense of “I get why that’s a thing”. Also, seeing it for yourself doesn’t hurt.