Dear, Mind Readers
Dimensions are funny, and really interesting.
We use 3 of them all of the time. We live in a 3D world, see in 2D, and work, learn, and play on devices using the 1 dimension. If you took algebra then you know what 1 and 2 space are. (Hint: 1 space is 1D and 2 space is 2D if you didn't already know.) 1 space is the number line, and 2 space is that graph that you made slopes on using x and y. So hoping I rang a few bells lets talk about how we use, live in, and see in these different dimensions. Well 1 space is what all devices including computers, tablets, and phones think in. The only things they know are numbers, real numbers. These numbers are known as integers to programmers, and Rn to mathematicians.
All talk about computers in more detail in a later post. Well anyways, all computing devices think in 1 space they are limited to 1. We as humans are interesting. We live in 3 space but we see in 2 space. As I explained earlier our eyes absorb light, our brains read the patterns, and display a 2 space image is a thought. When in fact we live in 3 space.
Ahh what am I doing, let me explain the 3 basic dimensions.
All dimensions are based off of the previous dimensions. The vary first dimension is 0 space. This is nothing but a dot, you might call it useless but if there was no 0 space then no other dimension could exist. So it all starts with the dot. The the dot turns into a line(1 space, x/R1). That line turns into a square(2 space, x and y/R2). That square turns into a cube(3 space, x, y, and z/R3). The you go into 4 space which has x, y, z, and w, AKA R4.
The 5 space is believed to be curved creating a never ending loop, and if so that it is the dimension where electromagnetism travels. 10 space seems to be where scientists stop. however I am stopping 5 space.
In linear algebra dimensions are used all of the time. The definition of dimensions is the number of axis needed to specify a point. If you were wondering what a axis is its what we have referred to all along. X is an axis,Y is an axis, and the list keeps going.
This post was not that long but I hope you enjoyed it!
Thanks for reading my thoughts!
Catch ya next time!
We use 3 of them all of the time. We live in a 3D world, see in 2D, and work, learn, and play on devices using the 1 dimension. If you took algebra then you know what 1 and 2 space are. (Hint: 1 space is 1D and 2 space is 2D if you didn't already know.) 1 space is the number line, and 2 space is that graph that you made slopes on using x and y. So hoping I rang a few bells lets talk about how we use, live in, and see in these different dimensions. Well 1 space is what all devices including computers, tablets, and phones think in. The only things they know are numbers, real numbers. These numbers are known as integers to programmers, and Rn to mathematicians.
All talk about computers in more detail in a later post. Well anyways, all computing devices think in 1 space they are limited to 1. We as humans are interesting. We live in 3 space but we see in 2 space. As I explained earlier our eyes absorb light, our brains read the patterns, and display a 2 space image is a thought. When in fact we live in 3 space.
Ahh what am I doing, let me explain the 3 basic dimensions.
All dimensions are based off of the previous dimensions. The vary first dimension is 0 space. This is nothing but a dot, you might call it useless but if there was no 0 space then no other dimension could exist. So it all starts with the dot. The the dot turns into a line(1 space, x/R1). That line turns into a square(2 space, x and y/R2). That square turns into a cube(3 space, x, y, and z/R3). The you go into 4 space which has x, y, z, and w, AKA R4.
The 5 space is believed to be curved creating a never ending loop, and if so that it is the dimension where electromagnetism travels. 10 space seems to be where scientists stop. however I am stopping 5 space.
In linear algebra dimensions are used all of the time. The definition of dimensions is the number of axis needed to specify a point. If you were wondering what a axis is its what we have referred to all along. X is an axis,Y is an axis, and the list keeps going.
This post was not that long but I hope you enjoyed it!
Thanks for reading my thoughts!
Catch ya next time!
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