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Old 08-26-2010, 02:23 PM   #79
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe View Post
Actually I found the style of the book boring, but it did make some fascinating points. Press your finger into flatland and you will see a circle, but all the flatlanders would see would be a straight line.
I may have done a good deal of skimming. I re-started the book last night, and I agree with you in finding the style dreadful.

But somehow I found the sections on how they view a 1-dimensional universe as revealing, and how a 3D universe appears to them in Flatland. Thus an extrapolation on why any higher dimensions than our own, are nearly impossible to understand.
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