Subject:
A diagonal is always a right angle in a higher dimension.
From:
Kenneth Udut
Date:
10/6/2013 10:37 AM
A diagonal is always a right angle in a higher dimension.
Why?
Because Light only travels in straight lines
Work with only whole right triangles
Proof of Pythagoras theorem: scissors and a table stand them on the point and cut them on the side and cut
Take a piece of paper folded corner notice: you moving into the dimension you are rotating the piece of paper to make the fold
Proof of 3-D.
Also, the triangle is the symbol for change or subtraction.
Subtraction between two things over time. Or distance. It’s a very complicated thing
Well, now not complicated. The triangle.
You may have to substitute each of the numbers for perfect squares for this to work.
But I think it will work. Forget “primes”, work with something that you can actually reduce successfully
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