MDude1350 (Wed Nov 30 18:28:10 2005) And they never notice that the hallway is infinatly tall.
But yeah, nice touch with having depth be the fourth dimension instead of time. |
Bluejay (Mon Jan 9 02:29:06 2006) so... if <- and ^ are the first and second dimension... and depth is the fourth... what's the third? Or rather... what are the "three" demensions in this case? |
Boris (Fri Mar 10 07:30:25 2006) I sorta assumed they saw themselves in three dimensions, and the 'fourth' was the fact that this dude could see outside the frame of the comic. A bit like the so called fourth wall. |
Boris (Fri Mar 10 07:32:10 2006) Also, for anybody interested, I consider there to be infinite spatial dimensions, one being time, I guess I'll concede. We obviously only expereience three dimensions of motion and time, but that doesn't mean theres not a huge ammount of other spatial dimensions around use we can't even perceive.! Little interesting notion about how I consider the universe there I guess. |
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