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There aren't three dimensions in the horizontal dimension.
I cut mine in the 4th dimension
Its an open-faced timelike curve.
Your sandwich is all wibbly wobbly.
Time is a flat circle.
Then why does it cast a spherical shadow?
So like an Uncrustable.
Mobius sandwich
Like a pizza.
You have pizza without a crust?
That's just dehydrated soup.
That's a pizza.
a pizza is a bunch of triangles made to form a circle in a square box. PICK A GEOMETRIC LANE.
Box?
That is your mental construct alone, man.
That's nothing; I cut mine in the Age of Aquarius!
Hope you wore a hair net.
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Buckaroo Banh Mi over here...
Well yeah, time exists.
There's no other way to cut a sandwich but in the 4th dimension. Otherwise you'll be standing around all day waiting.
How many dimensions are available in the horizontal dimension? Are we running low on dimensions?
4D time cube?
Two and it’s been cut on both already.
I thought string theory/n theory told us there were 10 or 11 dimensions? I haven't figured out the implications on sandwich manifold topology.