[Xemem]

good one man... check out this though...

(this is gone over a lil' quick and summerized though)

-1st D = length

-2nd D = width

- 3rd D = hieght


-- 1D = length/time(since length is distance, and distance measured is duration)

-- 2D = Length and width

-- 3D = Length, width, and hieght


thats my graph and heres the thing....people who were talking here were not distinguishing well enough between(for example) the 2nd dimention, and 2 dimentional. when you say 2nd D, its to say width....but when you say two dimentional your talking about something possesing more than one dimention. hahaha, see?

also think about this... two dimentional is length and width. However, could it not also be length and hieght? or for that mater width and hieght? ah, see? more then one second dimention.....

so... if there are at least three states of nature two any number dimentional object then there are at least nine dimentions we can literaly comprehend( I am reluctant in assuming a tenth as I hold to the beliefe that time and the 1st dimention are one in the same).

I concer to some extant with you....however, the only absulute is that nothing is absulute(seems to cancle out doesnt it?)....all rules work only within set peramiters...out side of wich they fall apart.

[Nuu™™]

Yeah, we have done that in maths, 4 dimensional objects. We had a computer simulation of a 4 dimensional cube, which essentially is:

A cube moved perpendicular to itself with the 2 cubes corners joined with a line. This follows the pattern of dimensions:

A 0D dot, moved perpendicular to itself with the corners (or dots) joined makes a 1D line.

A 1D line moved perpendicular to itself with the corners (or ends) joined makes a 2D square.

A 2D square moved perpendicular to itself with the corners joined makes a 3D cube etc.