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That's a good point. High dimensional objects can obtain very unintuitive properties, like you describe. This to me feels similar in many ways to how a corner
by Hugsun 2y ago
That's a good point. High dimensional objects can obtain very unintuitive properties, like you describe.
This to me feels similar in many ways to how a corner in a high dimensional n-cube, although 90 degrees, no matter how you measure it, seems extremely spiky. As the shape does not increase in width, but the corners extend arbitrarily far away from the center. A property reserved for spiky things in 3D.