But maybe only once.


Where do you get this? Surely the chances of anything six-dimensional looking like anything three-dimensional is zero?

I was referring to the different three dimensional planes in the sixth dimension...I think.

Well, you know what would be awesome? If there are humanoid aliens. Because we have a common ancestor who traveled the stars, formed colonies, civilization died out or something, then colonies were isolated. Eventually, they would evolve to fit their environment. That'd be ace.

Sorry, I meant AlienMagi :P In the first post XD.

Forgot to quote :P

So you suddenly change your mind like that that quick because of something small like that? Very fickle.
And Alien Magi is an idiot.

Give it a few hundred million years, considering we're barely able to successfully get onto the moon, seldom attempt to live on other planets, which would require enviornment suits or domes or something anyway, so I doubt evolution to fit the environment of those planets is plausible. Maybe planets somewhere else, if we survive long enough to be able to reach them.

Yes, it's much more likely that this is the only inhabited planet in an atleast 93X93 billion light year Universe.

Larry Niven's Known Space anthologies and stories would interest you.

3 dimensional in 6 dimensional ? I am starting to go shit , what do u mean by that weird stuff? and changing my mind because of my religion isn't something small , and as for alien magi he isn't an idiot if he isn't already a genius.

Take a flat piece of paper, that is a two dimensional plane, now take the world we live in, this is a three dimensional plane. Take another piece of paper, what you have now are two two dimensional planes sharing occupancy in a three dimensional universe, scale this up to six dimensions (Which string theory tells us is the point where we can fold space time upon itself) and we should have an infinite amount of our 3d planes in this 6d continuum.

Roll saving throw and take 6d-20 damage.

Enough spam, Nemo.

Sorry, that's just what I immidietly thought of when he said "6d"

well now i understand but u told me stuff i already know , i know the whole world is 3d and papers 2d but what i didn't understand is the 6d part

I think the concept of a 6D universe is beyond the human brain, if such a thing is even possible. Visualising 4D is virtually impossible as is, if that is possible either.

i think 6D is impossible cause what makes 3 extra dimensions above the first 3?

God does. amirite?!

lol

We are beings of three dimensions, and can barely understand a fourth (time), but higher dimensions of space are theorised and can be mathematically understood.

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Aliens exist and if they are even a bit smarter then us they will stay the fuck away from us.

Hate to break it to you son, but a sheet of paper is 3d too.

As far as I know, nothing can be 2D unless it's a game designed to be. All objects have a width, height and depth, and without all three, it will cease to exist. See Abe619, paper is still thick enough to be 3D, though it's still not that thick. Come on, common sense here.

Well obviously. It was an analogy designed to make a complex concept easy to grasp by way of making it incorrect enough to be understandable by the human mind.

well atleast their are virtually 2D.

Are you saying this is what paper looks like?

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a2...themuse/2D.png

because it's on pc it's 2D , however , if u print it itwill be 3D

Yes, the physical object will be 3D. However, the image will still be 2D. The image on our very retinas is 2D, god dammit.

2D-fruity?

2D or not 2D?

I just can't win, can I?

You're not trying hard enough.

Don't believe in you, who believes in me.
Don't believe in me, who believes in you.
Believe in you, who believes in yourself.

Pierce the Heavens With Your Logic!