The 4th Spatial dimension is memory.

[HawkI]

My body is a Temple. My Blue Prints set in Stone. One Day, this experiment shall be done.

 

[origin]

My body is a Temple. My Blue Prints set in Stone. One Day, this experiment shall be done.

Too little, too late, I have already decided you are joking and are not really insane.

 

[HawkI]

 

[Dennis Tate]

I'm thinking about how to prove that memory isn't possible in less than three spatial dimensions, plus time.

My conjecture is that it's impossible to store information in anything with fewer dimensions; so it's impossible to store information in one dimension, or in two or three. Four is the minimum.

Would you suspect that people during a near death experience reporting remembering all the events of their lives in minute detail....... might imply that they glimpsed a higher energetic dimension of space and time as postulated in String Theory?

 

[Dennis Tate]

A 3D solid object in the 3rd Spatial dimension casts a 2D flat shadow. (It remembers the dimension below)
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A 3D Cube in the 4th Spatial dimension turns into a Tesseract. This is a Cube with six Square based Cones meeting in the middle, thus remembering the Cube's 2D Surface Areas.

A 3D Sphere in the 4th Spatial dimension turns into a Hypersphere. This is a Sphere with Cones projecting from it, each the length of the Radius, thus remembering the 2D Diagonal Radii.

A 2D Rectangle in the 4th Spatial dimension turns into a Mobius strip. This is a continuous curve, thus remembering the Rectangle's 1D Perimeter.

A 1D Line in the 4th Spatial dimension turns into a Complex Plane. This attaches an Imaginary Number to each Point of the Line, thus remembering the Line's 0D Points.

They said it would take someone with great imagination to understand the 4th Spatial Dimension, and I've done just that. Enjoy.

Do you mean the word "memory" in the sense that could be at all linked to the Life Review of near death experience accounts where
people report having something like perfect memory of all of the events of their lives up until the time of their brush with death......
or am I reading too much into your opening post?
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Oops... I just notice that this was nearly a duplicate post... sorry!