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How do we say that the universe we live is 3 dimensional?
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[QUOTE="Altamash, post: 5470265, member: 578741"] i opine that the universe is not 3 dimensional at all. its not build up of 3 coordinates at all. it is because, we humans could see 3 dimensions it doesn't mean the space metric is of 3 dimensions. suppose there's a super being living on an Earth like planet of some other galaxy whose viewing capacity is of say a complex dimension(i don't want to use the term multi-dimensions or something else), for that being, the whole physics is completely different, may be because of dimensional power of observing objects and their motion, the physics for him would be more simple and elegant. [/QUOTE]
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