What is the four-dimensional space like? I asked the principal for advice, but he was an administrative cadre, not a professor, so he could only talk about him.
Then I went to read the book and saw some so-called scientists who created Klein bottle to represent four-dimensional space.
I looked at this Klein bottle over and over again. Isn’t this a model formed when the rural pig killer washed the pig’s large intestine? The pig killer turned the intestines one by one, and then poured water from the other end of the intestines. In this way, no matter how much water you poured in, you will never be able to fill your intestines.
The problem is that can such a model of turning pig intestines represent the thinking space?
So I took advantage of my 15-day annual leave to hide in Nanchang University Library , read astronomy, geography, human ethics briefly, and finally got my own understanding of four-dimensional space and the wider multi-dimensional space .
In my understanding, the so-called multidimensional space is actually the individual ability of a living body, that is, the combination of speed, strength and wisdom.
The world is still this world, and the universe is also this universe. Just like walking cannot run a bicycle, riding a bicycle cannot run a motorcycle, motorcycles are not as far as cars, and rockets and spacecraft have greater space and resources than trains and ships with energy exceeding small cars.
Don’t be superstitious about the four-dimensional space and five-dimensional space described by civil sciences. Those who actually want to break free from human nature and describe the world.
But I want to say that the level of human nature and the level of human ability determine the dimension of his life.
The so-called "the more history develops, the higher the dimension of mankind is. This generalized fallacy has never been just that lazy people are lazy to think and make random conclusions to fool others. The philosophers who existed in ancient times have long surpassed the cognition of three-dimensional, four-dimensional and five-dimensional spaces, but because of the low technological level of their foundation in that era, they could only rely on their personal wisdom and could not make broader cognitive breakthroughs. philosophers like
have Aristotle in the West, Laozi in the East, and Confucius in the East. Except for these three, everyone else is all living in the three-dimensional world, even Einstein and China's Yang Zhenning .
