/sci/ - Science & Math

Hear me out

The Earth is flat. STOP!

Not like you're thinking.

It isn't a disc with an edge. It's a 3D PLANE(t) of a 4+Dimensional object. When you reach the "edge" you wrap around to the start seamlessly(think pacman). The sun oscillates up and down in a sine curve and the moon is the cosine. To travel through "space" is to travel interdimensionally to another plane(t).

I have another thought brewing about other planes resonating at specific frequencies and what happens when they form a chord, but I'm not finished wrapping my head around it yet.

>>9678849
Nope, I was doing some modeling for an indie game. Was messing around and had an epiphany.

>>8550102
>If you wanted to actually model the 3D curvature, you need 4D visually, which you don't have.

But then we'd see the true nature of this universe and we've have bigger problems on our hands than what spacetime looks like on a 2d plane.

Plane...
plane...t....
hmmm

Where were you when you realized that the universe is electric in nature and the 4 fundamental forces are actually just 4 distinct effects of electricity