I told Telo I won't engage in this thread because I don't care, but some stuff here is just hard to ignore.
This is objectively has nothing to do with higher dimensions or higher infinities, everything described here is entirely possible within a 3D space and, frankly, there are already 3D realms on the wiki with more complex feats than this.
Can you please stop putting irrelevent stuff just to make it mucho texto?
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tesseract, also called a 4-cube / hypercube is the four-dimensional analog of a cube. Just as a cube is built by extruding a square through a third spatial dimension, a tesseract is formed by extruding a cube into a fourth spatial axis; one that is
orthogonal to the x, y, and z axes. This fourth axis cannot be visualized directly but can be mathematically modeled using four-dimensional coordinate systems.
A tesseract has each 16 vertices, 32 edges, 24 square faces, and 8 cubic cells, one of these cubic cells being a normal 3D cube, the same way a cube has 6 square faces.
Ok, this paragraph is somehow suspicious, and I'm not talking about it's accuracy, but rather why it's here.
While we only ever see a 3D projection of a tesseract (which may look like a cube inside a cube connected by lines), that DOESN'T invalidate the object's dimensionality any more than a 2D drawing of a cube makes it non-3D. As such, the existence of a projected tesseract in a comical space (especially one tied to space-bending effects, non-Euclidean layouts, and internal looping geometries) is AT LEAST indicative of an attempt at higher-dimensional conceptualization, and not just an aesthetic coincidence.
What in the actual chaos?
That actually proves the
opposite of what you're trying to argue, and btw, looping, or warped gravity can exist entirely within
3D spaces.
Eggman's space warps proportion, gravity, and geometry, which inherently breaks 3D limitations.
No it objectively doesn't.
Every 4D object is projected into lower dimensions. The fact that it appears as a cube-inside-cube is exactly what a 3D tesseract projection looks like. That's not invalidation FYI, that's confirmation of how a tesseract should appear.
Yeah and that’s kind of the issue of your argument dude, also fancy wording doesn't mean much.
behavioral and structural evidence can support dimensional claims.
That's very funny because behavioral evidence is just not on your side, the cast
jump into it normally and then it
materializes into a 3D room. The comic arc doesn't seem to show anything 4D remarkable
Correction, Projection = Denial.
A projection does by default lacks the full structure and properties of the original object.
I really don't want to bring this up but the whole scene takes place inside a VR machine, and we can model tesseracts with current computers irl that doesn't make them truly extradimensional.
Ok this a bad arguement because that’s more likely due to the settings of
"Crystal-orb"/portal projection,
even saying they aren't such, it matches the numurous representations of a multiverse (Which what maginary world is). but also seeing them as flat has nothing to do with higher spatial dimensions.
First: a 4D being inside a 4D space wouldn’t see things as flat, he actually will be able to see all three angles at once, a 3D object would literally appear fully solid and volumetric to a 4D being at once, including the insides cuz they have access to the extra spatial direction,
Second:We 3D beings perceive Stuff 2-dimensionally whatever it's a 3D space or 4D space, the whole projected in screen is because they are insde orbs,
Third:The
dream worlds themselves exist inside that 4D space (the background is literally the 4th dimension space, and we see
the worlds are within spheres/orbs), and we never see characters interact with them as if they were "flat" or infinitely lesser in dimension, the cast doesn't even see each other as "projected on screen" as well, and a 3D being's perspective doesn't suddendly change whatever sptial dimension is, if anything it would be much dimensioned rather than less.
The time component is just wrong,
every mini-game takes place within dream worlds, not 4th dimensional space, it's literally in your own scan.
