Re: Mystery of High Dimensions [NOT OT]

On Fri, 3 Jan 2025 20:21:12 -0600, Physfitfreak wrote:

 
Yes, makes sense. There'll be more corners and therefore a smaller
volume for the hypersphere. Interesting. But for some reason I feel I've
got other, much more down to earth, facts of life entangled with me.
 

The space in which we exist is 4-D.

But for some idiotic reason, the educational system still instructs
students that we exist in 3-D space.  Only those choose to become
scientific specialists later in life actually learn the truth.

>
For instance, when I boot and out of blue, nothing comes up on the
screen, but computer lights indicate normal activities, is it the fault of:
 

Monitors don't need input to be diagnosed.  Monitors have
buttons or switches located somewhere to allow configuration.
If the monitor is functional, those buttons should produce
a display on the screen.

Maybe it is just that the wrong input has been selected,
e.g. VGA instead of HDMI.

Get a copy of the monitor manual and find out how to enter
the configuration.

 
Things of this nature. Hehe :)
 
Doesn't go well with n-dimensional hyperstuff.
>

There is more to life and living than laboring for
immediate practical ends -- or at least there should
be.  Otherwise we are no more than slaves.

Recreational mathematics is a fantastic pastime, and
GNU/Linux provides the tools for glorious exploration.





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