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From: areray%nowhere@uunet.UU.NET (Jay Terk)
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Subject: TALK:  Re: Tesseract Projection
Date: 12 Jun 1994 19:05:13 -0500
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In article <2tf62k$90m@gagme.wwa.com> cb@bga.com writes:

> >A more common, but less symetric projection is:
> >         _________
> >      ,' |      //|
> >    ,____|____/ / |
> >   |  \  |___|,/  | 
> >   |   \/____||   |
> >   |   |    |||   |
> >   |   |    |||___|
> >   |   |____||'  /
> >   |  /     \| ,'
> >   |/________|/
> 
> one thing I really like about this projection:
> in a way, our reality is the eighth cube, where hyperspace is the
> other cubes.  thus, our reality is infinite, minus the are of the
> other seven hyper-realities.  If you allow the above, extend it to a
> general case, any given hyper-space isn't likely to be a regular
> hyper-polyhedron...

Buddha!  Buddha, wake up!  <shakeshakeshake>  Whoa, man, you were
having the most terrible dream.  You kept saying something about
cubes, and "hyper-realities"...

Whew, we were afraid we'd lost you!  Weren't we, Aunt Em?