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Originally Posted by x86
Bullshit. I even doubt time is the "4th dimension", since you can't move forth and back in time like you can do in space.
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Is a three-dimensional object possible? Not really. A three dimensional cube would have width, depth, and height, but no duration. It wouldn't exist for any lenght of time. All objects need to have a measurable extension along the fourth dimension in order to exist for more than zero time.
That's how I think of it, anyway. Just because humans don't have the ability to freely move along the fourth dimension doesn't mean that nothing does. I once read an article that explained how tachyons have been observed to move in a non-linear fashion along the fourth dimension.
It's just a skill that we don't have.
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