[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Alberto writes: > >>> Four dimensional > > Okay, I get the hint. You're now feeding me useless information. Thanks. > I'll take it from here. The graphic representation of Einstein's spacetime > continuum is kind of two dimensional in that in addition to a flat plane > representing the continuum are coriolis or tornado-like "holes" that signify > wells of gravity. > > I was supposing that if the continuum were finite in one direction [galaxies > are 3 dimensional objects that are very similar to their 2 dimensional > mappings], and then bent in upon itself in the other direction with a twist
Brings to mind The Oozle Woozle Bird :-) --These birds fly in a line ahead formation, and at the first sign of danger, the last bird flies up the orifice of the bird in front, and so on up the line. The remaining bird then flies around in ever-decreasing circles, finally disappearing up its own fundamental orifice, from which it proceeds to shower shit and derision in all directions.
