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If a being from the second dimensional plane comes to the third in other words ours. Will it see the third dimensional world in three or two dimensions?

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JimboSaturn · 51-55, M Best Comment

I'm going with the two dimensions. Perception is a thing of the mind not of sensory inputs so I think that even if it could see the third dimension, it's mind is hardwired to perceive in only two dimensions. But who the fuck knows really? :P

KaiKaga · 26-30, M

@JimboSaturn: the mind sees what it sees, it translates these sensory inputs into an image which is a 3D, the mind can't make up a faulty image suitable for the constant perception of 2D. 😆
it's possible that it might even shut off 😶

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StrictLoving · 56-60, M

a flatlander would perceive the portion of our 3d world which intersected their 2d space

for example, if a person were to put 3 fingers into their plane, they would perceive one living being with three distinct physical manifestations

Goralski · 51-55, M

Hmmmmmmm ya been watching d outer limits again

KaiKaga · 26-30, M

definitely 3 dimensional, the fact he/she came from the second-dimensional world doesn't change our world, I believe he/she had some space-time alteration to his/her eyes that made him/her see our world in a 3-dimensional view.

GirlSerendipity · 26-30, F

this question makes my head hurt

JimboSaturn · 51-55, M

Thanks for the BA :)

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