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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jun 1997.
Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)

Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)

In article <WK0...@g-grids.demon.co.uk>, salesman
<sal...@g-grids.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> Well I just can't imagine what a 2-d (even a 3-d) representation of a 4-
> d object would look like. (Even with normal art). If a hyber cube does
> exist that makes you think you are seeing 3-d and time, I would love to
> see a pic.

That's why the hypercube is only a theory -- it SHOULD be possible, but in
realistic, practical terms it doesn't exist. Outside of advanced math
classes, the best use of the hypercube is as an example of where logic ends
and common sense begins.

FRM

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              The Right Rev. Felix Roy Mariposa, Prophet
                        mar...@ricochet.net
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From: mar...@ricochet.net (The Right Rev. Felix Roy Mariposa, Prophet)
Subject: Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)
Date: 1997/06/10
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