Hypersphere slow motion explanation

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1. I'm here because pornhub
2. So this means it has more axis?
3. i kinda get the gist of a hypercube but this... its gonna take some time to understand haha
4. I like how you slowed the video for the xw, yw, and zw plane rotations. Makes it a bit more clear. :-)
5. I need this as a "10 hours of" video...then I will just sit and stare at it and not actively think but let my mind make connections...I bet some people could pseudoperceive the 4th dimension but I'm not sure I can. But if I could I think that not thinking and just perceiving it a way to get there...
6. Is it possible to "see" 4 dimensions, or to "comprehend" 4 dimensions? other than time, of course
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7. that's probably how our universe looks like
8. Soooo.... mesmerising! O.O
9. This has to be the most confusing visualization of a hypersphere.
   There is a far more easier way to have people visualize a 4d hypersphere by presenting them with 3d slices of the hypersphere. It's similar with how a sphere looks when it passes through a plane. First the flatlanders will see a point (the point of contact between the sphere and their 2d plane. Then, as the sphere goes through their 2d universe, they will see that initial point growing into a circle. The circle will continue to grow until the sphere is half way through, then the circle will get smaller and smaller until it disappears.
   
   Same thing with a 4d hypersphere passing through our 3d space. We will see a small bubble that will grow and grow until maximum size is reached (meaning the hypersphere is halfway through our 3d world) then the bubble will shrink until it vanishes.
   
   So, every time you see a kid inflating soap bubbles - you can think of them as small hyperspheres  passing through our world.
10. Brain = f*cked. Although it's slowmo I didn't understand
11. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I FINALLY UNDERSTAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!