4th Dimension Explained In 60 Seconds!!

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This video covers the basic idea of the fourth dimension in 60 seconds!!

[fuelknightmare]

Meanwhile in a 4D universe: 5D explained.

[max_garcia]

I always had this thought. You can’t really draw the fourth dimension cause we live in the three dimensional space… so no matter how hard we try to represent it… we just can’t

[daivioi]

"Is 4D going to release in the next patch?"

[chopsticksstudios]

“Today I’m going to explain the 4th dimension to you in 60 seconds.”

*Proceeds to explain how we cannot understand the 4th dimension.*

[quakxy_dukx]

Fun fact: the 4d equivalent of a cube is called a tesseract

[abiymamo]

We can't imagine this because we are trapped in 3D

[Thirrek]

From 2D you can watch all sides of 1D (length) at the same time, from 3D you can watch all sides of 2D (length and height) at the same time. This means you probably can watch all sides of a cube at the same time in 4D.

[overzm]

I like how when you talk it's like 1.2x faster

[serpentsepia]

I watched a video that explains it pretty easy. in 2D, you draw a square on a piece of paper and then draw a circle inside the square. Draw a stick figure next to the square. The stick figure, representing a 2D person cannot see inside the square, all he sees is a line. It's the same for us in 3D. We are the stick figure who cannot see inside of a closed box, but a 4D person will be able to see inside the box. Not only would he be able to see inside of it, but he could also pass through it as well. From our perspective, it would appear as if he is moving through the box, even though he is just as solid as the box.

[cowplatter]

That would be a great heckle.

“Your feeble mind can’t comprehend the notion of a 4th dimensional object because we exist on a 3rd dimensional plane!”

[designd]

Its like trying to draw a 2 dimensional square in the 1st dimension. Simply impossible.

[objectivecompleted-]

1D: lines
2D: sides and vertices (corners)
3D: length and width and height
4D: time
5D: changes and manifestations
6D: elliptical spaces and hyperbolic spaces
7D: vector space

[billthegreek]

this is what I want to see on my YouTube shorts, thanks man

[NorCa]

bro is tryna teach me about 4D in a 3d world on 2D screen while i have a 1D Brain

[kataklyzmik]

the 4th dimension is all directions discovered in the 3rd, plus the dimension of time, so this means that our universe is in the 4th dimension, as for anything to exist you need the aspect of time, anything without time is an empty void. so any object that you look at in real life is in the 4th dimension.

[elishawomack]

Someone finally explained this correctly. Thank you so much I love you.

[gabe]

Technically you can make a 4d object using a computer and code. It'll "exist" inside the computer as an array with four dimensions. You just won't be able to see the entire object because it's not something we can visualize. Although you would be able to see 3d sections of it. Kind of like how you can see 2d sections of a cube if you cut it up into thin slices

[Red_Sky_postNuke]

Well, you can take the cube and put it in the time. Like
Past: a big one,
Present: normal size,
Future: small one.
Then you put their middles in 1 point and connect the dots. It's hard to move the structure, but it's a bit logically.

[darkoverspy]

Something that really helped me is looking at the net of a tesseract. The net of a cube is a way to represent it in 2 dimensions, so the net of a tesseract is a way to represent it in 3 dimensions.

[Manwhoassociateshimselfwithbat]

Me forcing my brain to make up new colors, dimensions of space, and will to live 🤯