Step 07 / Now I get it
The pattern was there all along
- A square is two connected lines.
- A cube is two connected squares.
- A tesseract is two connected cubes.
Every dimension is just the one below it, copied and connected. You can't picture the whole tesseract at once — and that's fine. Neither can anyone.
Generalizable patterns
- n dimensions → 2ⁿ vertices in a hypercube
- Each new dimension copies the previous shape and connects corners
- 4D objects cast 3D 'shadows' we can perceive