>>
>>Okay, an explanation:
>>
>>First off, building a case with those proportions was not my idea, I'm
>>just
>>commenting on someone else's idea.
>I think it was my idea.
>>A 200U case would not only be large it would also be quite heavy,
perhaps
>>weighing 400 or 500 lbs. If the power supply were included.
>Yes, but only with Earth gravity :)
Of course the mass would increase as you approach relativistic
velocities.
>>Secondly, the "16" would be at right angles to the 1, 4 and 9. The
case
>>would be 4 dimensional.
>Oh right!! I was thinking of the primate perceptual rendering in the
>movie. On cold days I could program my MOTM in my klein bottle hat :)
Actually I was going to suggest you could add the fourth dimension by
first putting the case through a large Klein Bottle. The primordial
primate rendering and in fact the whole movie was actually a 2
dimensional representation.
BTW is your Time Machine one dimensional or multidimensional.
--
>"To Albert Einstein, time and space meant everything.
> To Paul Schreiber, time and space mean nothing."
LOL!!!