shoe said:
I have tried with all my focus/concentration/imagination to "create" anything at all in hyperspace, but I always come up short. I can't seem to impose anything upon that reality beyond using sound to manipulate what's already there. Also @xlbalbaNOW: this thought of these 4D object having to do with time is simply fascinating, and I most certainly will reflect on that thought (if as you said I can remember) the next time I see one of these hyperspatial objects. I can see how it may be true as that "fourth dimension" really only makes itself known to me over the course of a time line with objects in some kind of motion/transformation. Objects/fractals that stand still never display that perceived fourth dimension so this thought is very interesting. Also as far as the caveman goes: all that we see in hyperspace is likewise not entirely as foreign as we often label it. I'm not trying to detract from the complete alien and bizarre visuals of the experience, but they're comprised (for the most part) of colors with which we are already familiar, fundamental geometric shapes that comprise the complex fractal wholes and whatnot. I think a caveman would indeed have a hard time nonetheless interpreting a modern room without neither many of the cultural norms we take for granted nor the higher intellectual capacity of the homo sapien. It should perhaps be a glimmer of hope that one day our species may evolve so that we may fully understand the bizarre intricacies of hyperspace.
