Matter And Some of Its Dimensions
Matter And Some of Its Dimensions
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A, B, C, would give us a solid thus Bodies capable of moving in the directions A, B, C, we should call three dimensional, such, for example, as our own bodies, and all sub- stances that, under ordinary circumstances, we can see, feel, and hear. But since A, B, C, D, from the standpoint of geometry, would represent something that can not be conceived, we must here resort to analogy. We may conceive an organism capable of moving only in the direction indicated by the line A, and we should call it... one dimensional. An organism capable of moving in the directions of B and C would inhabit a flat-land, figura- tively and literally, and the entrance therein of a three-dimensional body would appear to 52 OF ITS DIMENSIONS the inhabitants thereof as an astounding mira- cle, since to become invisible to the denizens of this world a three-dimensional body such as ourselves would have to move only up or down. The reader will see at a glance that the flat-lander is capable of seeing only in one plane, and that to him an object would become visible or invisible as it was moved within or without that plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A, B, C, would give us a solid thus Bodies capable of moving in the directions A, B, C, we should call three dimensional, such, for example, as our own bodies, and all sub- stances that, under ordinary circumstances, we can see, feel, and hear. But since A, B, C, D, from the standpoint of geometry, would represent something that can not be conceived, we must here resort to analogy. We may conceive an organism capable of moving only in the direction indicated by the line A, and we should call it... one dimensional. An organism capable of moving in the directions of B and C would inhabit a flat-land, figura- tively and literally, and the entrance therein of a three-dimensional body would appear to 52 OF ITS DIMENSIONS the inhabitants thereof as an astounding mira- cle, since to become invisible to the denizens of this world a three-dimensional body such as ourselves would have to move only up or down. The reader will see at a glance that the flat-lander is capable of seeing only in one plane, and that to him an object would become visible or invisible as it was moved within or without that plane.
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