In the twice simplified form in which the first three dimensions are put together into one common dimension, i.e. the three-dimensionality, the entire four-dimensionality of MATHEVERSUM looks on geometric presentation like this:
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A note here:
The entire four-dimensionality of MATHEVERSUM is huge.
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As you see on my picture, the entire four-dimensionality of MATHEVERSUM has its center.
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Now take a look at a small fragment of the four-dimensionality of MATHEVERSUM – there is some HYPERCUBE-C^3 whose movement at SPEED-C is in the fourth dimension from the center of the four-dimensionality.
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3 notes here:
1st In the twice simplified form, the four-dimensional regular hypercube looks like the two-dimensional square.
2nd On HYPERCUBE-C^3 is marked the direction of its movement in the fourth dimension.
3rd HYPERCUBE-C^3 is green on my picture, because this is how I like it.
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COSMOCOMP 1st Brochure
Non-FictionIn my brochure I described how the universe really works, or at least more truly than this monkey circus practiced by professors of physics.
