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littletonkslover · 2010-01-30 17:44:41

Chrischb wrote:
littletonkslover wrote:
Chrischb wrote:

Oh.

If the problem is not knowing something, an educational TV show might help...
But Hypercube doesn't sound very educational. And most of what I watch on TV is actually educational shows and the Food Network......
Food is good.

I know right XD

Anyways, I still don't get the 4th dimension.

Ace-of-Spades · 2010-01-30 17:54:09

The only thing I watch that is food related is Cake Boss, and some food expert that incorporates entertainment into the show

illusionist · 2010-01-30 19:24:55

Ace-of-Spades wrote:
The only thing I watch that is food related is Cake Boss, and some food expert that incorporates entertainment into the show

I love cake boss! lol

littletonkslover · 2010-01-30 19:27:21

illusionist wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
The only thing I watch that is food related is Cake Boss, and some food expert that incorporates entertainment into the show
I love cake boss!

I watch Food Network Cake Challenge XD
And Unwrapped. That is so cool.

illusionist · 2010-01-30 19:32:49

littletonkslover wrote:
illusionist wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
The only thing I watch that is food related is Cake Boss, and some food expert that incorporates entertainment into the show
I love cake boss!
I watch Food Network Cake Challenge XD
And Unwrapped. That is so cool.

littletonkslover · 2010-01-30 19:35:32

illusionist wrote:
littletonkslover wrote:
illusionist wrote:
I love cake boss!
I watch Food Network Cake Challenge XD
And Unwrapped. That is so cool.
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/attachment. … mentid=384

Don't post that, you did your share. ¬¬ lawls.

TheSaint · 2010-01-30 21:38:20

Ace-of-Spades wrote:
I don't see any proof yet, so I'll dismiss those.
Unlike 0 dimensional, 1 dimensional, and 2 dimensional shadows, 3 dimensional shadows are impossible. Especially with that 4th and 5th dimensional explanations you gave, TheSaint. fanofcena, aren't you the guy you got a swelled up hand from punching a concrete wall? Physics information from you I wouldn't really trust. But I'll ask my Physics Teacher anyways (and I am taking modern physics).

First off, let me do this. *Facepalm*
Secondly, I never punched a brick wall. Oh, you were talking to fanofcena. *Facepalm again*
Third, I am taking college level physics B. I know my stuff. Besides, there are no other answers besides time. Besides, who needs a shadow to prove what they have. All of this is theory. For all I know the sixth dimension could be pudding. However, it is the most accurate solution.

fanofcena · 2010-01-31 00:12:07

TheSaint wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
well i am explaining it what u see is actually a 3d shadow in 4d universe its like this
U have an apple and u want to find an insect inside it for that u will need to know its x , y , z positions but even with knowing them u cannot be sure that the insect will be their at the time u are searching for it at that x,y,z so u will have to define time as a dimension for its position now in case of real world objects each and every is travelling tooo fast(universal expansion,planetry motion etc) now what we see is the 3dimensional shadow of a hyperdimensional object Dont be confused as ur brain can never create a 4d object and the 3d piece of cube u presented illlusionist was a good example of projection of a 4d object in 3d space.

If u take science>>Physics>>modernphysics as ur subject in future u will meet all these and as far as the dimension no 6-11 are concerned they are hidden dimensions
EXPLAINATION of 6-11th dimensions
consider urself to be a Galactic object now for you earth is a point ie. earth will surely be dimensionless for you but for us earth is 3dimensional now in the same way when u deal with objects such small as strings u come across many more dimensions which are hidden (integrated ) in our 3d space and hence these higher dimensions can easily be explained

I havent used maths as it will destroy the brains of u guys.

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Try us. First explination that makes sense.

Um tell me u know maths till where so that i can start

TheSaint · 2010-01-31 07:36:05

fanofcena wrote:
TheSaint wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
well i am explaining it what u see is actually a 3d shadow in 4d universe its like this
U have an apple and u want to find an insect inside it for that u will need to know its x , y , z positions but even with knowing them u cannot be sure that the insect will be their at the time u are searching for it at that x,y,z so u will have to define time as a dimension for its position now in case of real world objects each and every is travelling tooo fast(universal expansion,planetry motion etc) now what we see is the 3dimensional shadow of a hyperdimensional object Dont be confused as ur brain can never create a 4d object and the 3d piece of cube u presented illlusionist was a good example of projection of a 4d object in 3d space.

If u take science>>Physics>>modernphysics as ur subject in future u will meet all these and as far as the dimension no 6-11 are concerned they are hidden dimensions
EXPLAINATION of 6-11th dimensions
consider urself to be a Galactic object now for you earth is a point ie. earth will surely be dimensionless for you but for us earth is 3dimensional now in the same way when u deal with objects such small as strings u come across many more dimensions which are hidden (integrated ) in our 3d space and hence these higher dimensions can easily be explained

I havent used maths as it will destroy the brains of u guys.

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Try us. First explination that makes sense.
Um tell me u know maths till where so that i can start

AP Calculus.

fanofcena · 2010-01-31 08:08:51

hmm so we can start tomorrow is it ok i will write the whole thing down and give u

Ace-of-Spades · 2010-01-31 08:47:01

TheSaint wrote:
Ace-of-Spades wrote:
I don't see any proof yet, so I'll dismiss those.
Unlike 0 dimensional, 1 dimensional, and 2 dimensional shadows, 3 dimensional shadows are impossible. Especially with that 4th and 5th dimensional explanations you gave, TheSaint. fanofcena, aren't you the guy you got a swelled up hand from punching a concrete wall? Physics information from you I wouldn't really trust. But I'll ask my Physics Teacher anyways (and I am taking modern physics).
First off, let me do this. *Facepalm*
Secondly, I never punched a brick wall. Oh, you were talking to fanofcena. *Facepalm again*
Third, I am taking college level physics B. I know my stuff. Besides, there are no other answers besides time. Besides, who needs a shadow to prove what they have. All of this is theory. For all I know the sixth dimension could be pudding. However, it is the most accurate solution.

*facepalm*
Yes, there are no other answers. Yes, your solution is the most accurate theory. No it is still not proof.

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