01 January 1970 0 6K Report

Human are used to living in 3D space, since our living environment (house, office, kindergarten, and more) is limited 3D space. This restricts our understanding to 3D space, not higher-order dimensional spaces. A direct understand of 4D space or higher is difficult. I am just wondering if it is possible to build a f-dimensional architecture in real world, with f being non-integer and over 3, e.g. f=3.2. If so, this could help the evolution of human.

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