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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Jun 1997.
Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)

Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)

On Wed, 11 Jun 1997, The Right Rev. Felix Roy Mariposa, Prophet wrote:

>    Now if anybody mentions the fifth dimension, I will sharpen all 30 edges

Parallel universes don't exist, and if they did, they'd deny their own
existance. (I have proof, mail me for it... <g>)

> of a hypercube until they are razor-sharp, come to your house with it, and
> insert it in you.

You can no more insert a 4D object in to me (a 3D object) than you can
insert me (3D) into the surface of a piece of paper (2D). :D

BTW, since a 2D object is lacking a dimension, it could physically slice
me in two (nasty paper cut), and to a 4D object, I also lack a dimension,
therefore inserting one into me would probably slice it in two!

Happy wibbling...

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Subject: Re: HyperCube (Diamond Explained)
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