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A stupid question

What do you mean?

See a 11-D by the same way that we see a 4D? If that's it, then maybe 10-D (if those dimensions are infinitely superior to each other)

See a 11-D by the same way a 11-D sees a 4-D? If that's it, then maybe 18-D or something like that (again, if those higher dimensions are infinitely superior to each other)
 
No, I meant that you are higher than 11D to the point that you perceive 11D as merly 4D
 
that's not how dimensionality works, maybe the person has sight issues or somethin

but somehow I don't even doubt some fictional author actually made that-
 
that's not how dimensionality works, maybe the person has sight issues or somethin

but somehow I don't even doubt some fictional author actually made that-
I mean, if you trascend a 11-D by the same way a 11-D trascends a 4-D, it should be 18-D, shouldn't it?

Examples?
 
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I mean, if you trascend a 11-D by the same way a 11-D trascends a 4-D, it should be 18-D, shouldn't it?
By wiki logic, yes, but you wouldn't see 11-D stuff as 4-D

You would see 11-D stuff as... 11-D

Not to the same degree, of course, but it is like saying we see a straight line (1D) as a dot (0D) since we are so far above it, as 3D beings

It makes just as much sense-
 
I mean don't people that are 5D beings see 4D beings as flat or something like that?
 
Nah. They (supposedly) see them as fiction, but it is a very different thing than seeing someone of X dimensions as having less.
 
Then they technically see them as 2D
Am I dumb or this is too complicated?
 
Then they technically see them as 2D
Am I dumb or this is too complicated?
No, we see 2D as fiction because we are 3D. To us, 2D, 1D, 0D are all fiction, but a 2D being would see 1D and 0D as fiction, and so on. We do not equalize 2D as being 1D, despite both looking like fiction.

A 18D being would see both 11D and 4D as fiction, but the shape would be clearly different.

I mean, again, we see straight lines as different to dots.
 
Probably both.
That's a bit rude...

How lower dimensions are interpreted/visualized is up to the author. There's a lot of ways to interpret this.
Based on the original question, 10-D would be the most relatable since we're 3-D and view 4-D as 4-D.
Based on the clarified question, I think what they're going for is 18-D.

It is not the right answer though. The layers of infinity don't add, they compound. The difference between 18-D and 11-D is much larger than the difference between 11-D and 4-D.
 
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