Note: I'm talking about tge 4th spacial dimension, i.e. an additional dimension to the third. If you are working under the assumption that the 4th dimension is time, we're not talking about the same thing.

Cool drawing

Nice! I also study dimensions, I enjoy it :)

Lol I had a likkle paragraph that didn't say much and you went past the charecter limit. And the first thing you said was ''Franman getting too complicated....'' XD

will you be my scince teacher?

Very interesting!

Hah, no, Imporant, you're not likely to study any of this in school unless you plan on becoming a theoretical physicist. I imagine that once humans gain widespread technology able to actually mess around in four dimensions, this stuff may make it's way into highschool curriculums, though most likely just as brief touch-ups on the subject because of its importance, and maybe or maybe not doing calculations, depending on how complex the formulas actually turn out (though the volume, or whatever the 4D equivalent will be called, of a tesseract should bebas simple as length * width * height * 4D length)

Zero dimensions gets you a point. ^_^ And no, Imporant, theoretical physics is, as a whole, beyond my willing scope of knowledge. I just happen to have come across concepts like this and have internalized them over time.

Love this.
thanks for commenting on my keyblade