I've always wondered why humans seem to be unable to visualize four-dimensional objects in their heads.
When discussing this with others, the arguments often revolve around the fact that as we experience our reality in 3D, there should be no reason for us to be able to visualize anything in a higher dimension.
This argument seems like an arbitrary limitation of the human mind, which I don't think holds up. It is sometimes associated with our inability to think of new colors, but I think this is a completely different problem.
When discussing this with others, the arguments often revolve around the fact that as we experience our reality in 3D, there should be no reason for us to be able to visualize anything in a higher dimension.
This argument seems like an arbitrary limitation of the human mind, which I don't think holds up. It is sometimes associated with our inability to think of new colors, but I think this is a completely different problem.