is Water 4D?

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is Water 4D?

Postby Universally_thinking » Tue Sep 19, 2006 7:30 pm

i don`t know much about the fourth dimension, but all i know is when you see 4d you can see every angle of it and even inside without moving.

so you can see every angle of water and inside without moving, is it 4d? i came up with it while i was drinking water and i stared at my water for 10 seconds.
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Postby Nick » Tue Sep 19, 2006 7:51 pm

You can't see every point of the water... I discussed this before, with glass instead of water. You can see through it, so that means you can see what's behind it, but you are unable to focus on the water itself.

Also, you are not seeing every angle of water either; just one angle.
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Postby batmanmg » Tue Sep 19, 2006 10:57 pm

in short irockyou is saying no. very true.

but all i know is when you see 4d you can see every angle of it and even inside without moving


thats only if you have 3d vision. humans only have 2d vision. even if an object was 4d you'd never be able to see it like that. you'd just see a 3d slice of it with your 2d vision.

i think that someone needs to redefine 3d vision. becuase to say that its like seeing every angle is improper. 3d vision sees an entire 3d chunck. probably spherical, of many 3d spaces. no angles are involed.

but this is a topic for another thread.
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Re: is Water 4D?

Postby Rkyeun » Wed Jun 03, 2009 5:41 pm

You only see the front of the water.
Water's very clear though, so you see less of it.
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