Double it and give it to the next dimension #dimensions #4d #5d #6d #7d

Double it and give it to the next dimension is a useful phrase to keep in mind when during higher-dimensional shapes. Start with a zero-dimensional point, double it, connect it up, and now we have a one-dimensional line. Double it, connect it up, now we have a two-dimensional square. Double it and give it to the next dimension to get a three-dimensional cube. Double it and give it to the next dimension to get a four-dimensional hypercube, and there's no need to stop there. It's just as simple to draw a five-dimensional hypercube, and no one convenience at all to draw a six-dimensional one. Then just double that to start drawing a seven-d equivalent. You can go all the way to the one hundredth dimension if you want, but you might run out of space. PS, I wrote a whole book about stuff like this available to [email protected].