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The Kid Who Explained the 4th Dimension…🧐🤔 A kid called Danny walks people through 1D, 2D, 3D, and then hits the leap, how a 4D intelligence would see straight through our world the same way we see through paper. He explains how perspective lies to us, how we never... show more

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Rick Malonevor 5 Monaten

Apologies to the fellow students that were on this young man’s level, back in the ‘80’s. I wish I would have been mature enough to just STFU and listen and become an ally and frickin learn something. I was an immature drummer in Jr./Sr. High Band, (not a percussionist). 🥹

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Joe Kingvor 5 Monaten

Who is this kid?

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Ravindu Wickramasinghevor 5 Monaten

fucking hate this video popping on my feed every fucking week.

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Not Entirely Plausiblevor 5 Monaten

So basically… we’re all just 3D beings walking around inside something we can’t fully perceive? Cool cool cool, I’ll just never sleep again

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VRLvor 5 Monaten

And then did you know he disappeared for like 12 years and no one knows where he was. ??

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Hawkswing_14vor 5 Monaten

We see in 3d no?

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Mr.CongPi⚡️vor 5 Monaten

What do you see in my video?

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@CentVirginiaGuyvor 5 Monaten

Is this AI? His voice doesn't sound like a kid's voice

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a watcher(watching)vor 5 Monaten

As AI keeps advancing this video is starting to look more n more like it was made with AI.

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