¶ Fourth Dimension
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Cross Reference
That is one of the reasons why our eyes were deceived when we took the two halves of the 120-ball tetrahedron that were made out of 60 balls each. You tended to look tathem three-dimensionally, and you did not see how you could bring quadrangular facets together. But they were coming together in converging and diverging… We are dealing in a four-dimensional system. (See citation of 15 Sep’71 for rewrite of above.)
¶ Cross-References
- citation of, 15 Sep’71
¶ Citations
- Oregon Lecture #7, p.245, 11 Jul’62
