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Yeah, I was reading through my math book one day voluntarily, which is quite a surprise, and noticed an assignment that told you to draw a four (or was it five?) dimensional hypercube. So errr... What do they look like? And what about if it has five dimensions? And how do you add a dimension to a shape? The book had some minor explanations but I didn't quite get them. :)

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Uhhuh, so that's what it looks like. And for the 5 and more dimensions, one page told me it's really hard to render even five dimensional shapes in 2D, so I think I'll pass. :)

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It's hard enough trying to project a three-dimensional image onto a two-dimensional surface, let alone something that's four-dimensional :P

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