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Let us consult a bit of a thought experiment. Imagine you are hexagon. Look around. Oh wait, you can't look "around" for it isn't a concept in your new life as a hexagon. Oh look, your friend, Pentagon. You recognize his edge. He is standing in the way of Triangle, the coffee vendor. You try to go around. You can't. You try to ask him to get out of the way, but he can't move past Triangle. You try to jump over him. You land on triangle and she spills the last of the coffee. Then you remember, you're a hexagon, you cannot drink, for you have no insides or means of digestion. Tho, you just landed on Triangle's edge. Soon there will be a new Trapezoid
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Exactly. We see the 2-d from outside. If you're in the 2-D you only see the 1-D. If you're in the 1-D you see... a dot. A cute little dot. That is life now. Any lower, you are the dot and see nothing. Opposite direction, to truly see 3-D you must be in the 4-D, a tetrahedron. To see the 4-D (pretty trippy stuff) you need to be in the 5-D. To see the 5-D you need to be in the 6-D, which, as a human, I could never begin to describe to you. This shows that the entire world could be based entirely on how we see it, not what we actually see.
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