How can technology utilize 6 dimensions?
How can technology utilize 6 dimensions?
Zachary Cooper
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Joshua Collins
A lot of technology struggles with 3 dimensions, so I don't see that comming.
Carter Young
There's no such thing as a 3 dimenson
Isaac Moore
wrong.
1 to n
Daniel Thomas
Int ******v;
Easily
Ryder Diaz
wrong
n=np
Nolan Roberts
What? Have you never heard of depth or something? So you live in a planar world? Are you the flat world thought experiment? What?!
Andrew Lewis
calm down bro, I was just role playing as a non-3 dimensional character
Tyler Phillips
A 6D oven to gas jews would be pretty useful.
Carson Murphy
6?
are you an idiot? it's capped at 3. The only possible thing that could even get to 4 is the universe itself
Christian Thomas
import numpy as np
muh_dimensions = np.empty(6)
Jose Wood
Hi Nazi. Gotten punched lately?
Lincoln Powell
3D is worse than 2D, so will 6D not just be terrible?
Dominic Johnson
Get off my board you papercunt
Logan Edwards
maybe, but for certain ur mum is lul
Camden Wood
go take a math class
Jacob Johnson
>are you an idiot? it's capped at 3. The only possible thing that could even get to 4 is the universe itself
What a retard.
Are you american?
I bet you are.
Educate yourself: en.wikipedia.org
And read picture related you dumb pleb.
Cooper Ross
According to some variations of string theory we're living in a 27 dimensional reality...
Leo Fisher
Dekagames when
Henry Wright
David Gonzalez
>science fiction weekly
Easton Long
It already does dipshit.
>three-dimensional space
>time
>temperature
>voltage
I count six different dimensions.
Gabriel Watson
>voltage
>temperature
>dimension
Dylan Martin
Upvoted
Chase White
>only spatial dimensions are dimensions
Matthew Myers
>How can technology utilize 6 dimensions?
Perhaps we'll finally be able to weigh OP's mom.
Ryan Reed
according to me thats fucking retarded
Samuel Morales
why hepteract before hexeract?
Lincoln Smith
I would hate to try and debug memory leaks in a program containing this.
Jace Johnson
probably a bad idea