TALK: Re: Tesseract Projection
From Jay Terk <are...@uunet.UU.NET>
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· 13 Jun 1994 00:05 · View full thread
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In article <2tf62k$90...@gagme.wwa.com> c...@bga.com writes: > >A more common, but less symetric projection is: > > _________ > > ,' | //| > > ,____|____/ / | > > | \ |___|,/ | > > | \/____|| | > > | | ||| | > > | | |||___| > > | |____||' / > > | / \| ,' > > |/________|/ > > one thing I really like about this projection: > in a way, our reality is the eighth cube, where hyperspace is the > other cubes. thus, our reality is infinite, minus the are of the > other seven hyper-realities. If you allow the above, extend it to a > general case, any given hyper-space isn't likely to be a regular > hyper-polyhedron... Buddha! Buddha, wake up! <shakeshakeshake> Whoa, man, you were having the most terrible dream. You kept saying something about cubes, and "hyper-realities"... Whew, we were afraid we'd lost you! Weren't we, Aunt Em?
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