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ErenJaeger2
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I have read things saying humans see 2d and also things saying its more like "two and a half d" but that humans don't actually see in three dimension. But when you explain the spatial dimension, you start with the first which can be explained by a line. So anything living in 1d would only be able to move along that line.
Then 2d where you can visualise this as a plane, and finally 3d where you have basically have infinite layers of 2 dimensional planes stacked on top of each other which gives rise to depth. Humans obviously do see depth, so we do actually see in 3 dimensions don't we?
Then 2d where you can visualise this as a plane, and finally 3d where you have basically have infinite layers of 2 dimensional planes stacked on top of each other which gives rise to depth. Humans obviously do see depth, so we do actually see in 3 dimensions don't we?