The 4th Dimension

[@maxbrown1990]

The central cube looks like an expanded version of a dot placed in a standard cube (the outer cube), so maybe it's like a space in a space really? Or...

[@hunterrehm6165]

Hmm interesting point. It is worth trying to see if that continues in the next iteration of the hypercube!

[@maxbrown1990]

@@hunterrehm6165 Thank you! However, I am getting to think, that maybe the only way to represent the 4D is to reduce the angles between the axis. That'd definitely look weird and non-Euclidean, but everything is going to look simpler for our 3D perception of reality. I hope...

[@David-jp5ro]

one direction is my favorite band.
in all seriousness, that was awesome hunter loved the explanation from 0-D to 4-D and the accompanying visuals

[@hunterrehm6165]

Gotta love one direction, thanks for the kind words!

[@BluffCreekStudio]

Great job with these videos... so quick and powerful to get an answer !

[@hunterrehm6165]

Thanks! I really liked making this video, the tesseract is saweeet.

[@jonnyrams2100]

Those animations are freaking sweet

[@hunterrehm6165]

Thanks John, keep tuning in for more in the coming weeks!

[@benjaminrabiego1121]

High quality content from a high quality human.

[@hunterrehm6165]

Thanks Ben! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video.

[@johnashton9678]

This reminds me of arguing with my teacher, who escalated the argument to the principal of my 2nd grade (elementary school) of the fact that a sphere has one side.
It took a long time to convince me and I don't remember my argument.
Now I know the world is flat.
No, no just kidding.

[@hunterrehm6165]

Haha that hilarious, I don’t often think about how many sides 3D objects have 🤔

[@momeme2925]

animations make videos whole lot cooler

[@hunterrehm6165]

I agree!