So I get the first 4 (height, width, depth and time) but I’ve heard lots of scientists mention that there’s up to 12 or 14 or so dimensions on top of that?
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The number of dimensions is how many numbers are required to uniquely describe something. It’s not limited to physical dimensions. For example, if we could assign a number to the strength of each gene in DNA, we’d have thousands of dimensions to describe a person’s genetic makeup.
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