Intersting, but not particularily impressive.... for one focal point it is easy to create a "hypercube" which this was not. The property of a real hypercube.. or more importantly hypersphere... is that no matter how many people navigate it, it is still a hypersphere in which all 3D observables are consistent. Much like several ants can walk around a circle, and the world will be consistent, with the contraint of their horizon. (Just like a man can walk the earth and all will be consistent with the constraint of his horizon).
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Intersting, but not particularily impressive.... for one focal point it is easy to create a "hypercube" which this was not. The property of a real hypercube.. or more importantly hypersphere... is that no matter how many people navigate it, it is still a hypersphere in which all 3D observables are consistent. Much like several ants can walk around a circle, and the world will be consistent, with the contraint of their horizon. (Just like a man can walk the earth and all will be consistent with the constraint of his horizon).
Despite the lack of accuracy, I still found it cool that someone actually made it.
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