Fun fact: We exist in four dimensions, not three dimensions.
Also, 1D is very possible to depict. It's a straight line that connects two points that lie on the same plane. If you've been through elementary school you would have done this plenty of times.
@madmax41094 4D is time. Time is motion. 4D is motion. I am tired of idiots who say "no ur an idiot 4d is time not moving u fuckin idiot" when they don't even know what they hell they are talking about.
@akallstar5 Dimensions are concepts. All dimensions exist at once, while different concepts are represented by these dimensions. For instance, comics are two dimensional. They may not be alive, but they exist within our reality and therefore are still relevant. Of course the newspapers these comics may exist on are 3 dimensional, the comics are still considered 2-dimensional; these dimensions are merely coinciding together. Quantum Mechanics, baby ;)
a line is a perfectly reasonable representation of 1d, just the same way that 3d movies are simply representations of depth. The first one is 1D, the rest are 2D.
@McJaews yes, you are wrong. when you saw the line, it had height (about 1/16 of an inch) and width (the length of the screen) and no known depth. as stated a few times.... 1d is a near impossible. we are as close to 1d as we are absolute zero.
1d is 1 dimension - only height, only width or only depth. It's impossible to have height without width or width without hight and you need both for depth.
1D would only have a length!!! not even a strand of a DNA chromosome would be in 1D
2D has L x W and thats what this video shows...
1D would be impossible to see or understand so it is completely impossible in this universe...(actually 2D is too but we see it just because TV's and such only display light at you eyes and not a true object)
@bossoholic when i said NOT EVEN a dna chromosome would be in 1d i was saying that it is not... ok... so im just trying to prove a point... i said that it was in 2d and not 1d
This is not 1-d , 1-d is possible only in theory , every line on the clip has it's own lenght and hight , the hight can be 1mm but it still is 1 nm , it still is the hight of the object... So , 1-D isn't even possible to imagine ... :)
@McJaews no, its not. Just put 2 piece of paper of different color one partially covering the other. On the edge between the front paper and back one, there will be a line, which is immeasurably thin (no height) and yet contains a certain size (length). That'd be the most adequate of a 1-D environment.
@Extricate And when you say immeasurably thin, you mean that you believe anything in the physical realm is "immeasurable"?
If you wish to prove anything you need to be able to measure it or at least make a logical deduction as proof of its existance. My point being that if you call something like "a thin line between two pieces of paper of different color" immeasurable, then you haven't tried hard enough to measure it^^
@Extricate if you went down to the atomic level and looked at it, the paper would be very rough and you couldn't make out a perfect "line" of it, but there is still a vertical space between the two pieces, be it a few atoms tall.
@McJaews You could do it by using the size of an object to depict the movie. Like just have a circle in the middle and have the only variation be the size of it; that would be 1d... The resulting image would be 2d but there would only be a variation in 1 dimension... Of course this depends on how one would like to define a dimention... Although I do agree that everything in that movie indeed is not 1d
@McJaews Fuck you. It's all about representation. A thin line can represent a single dimension. It's like how you draw smoke in 90's cartoons. It's not a realistic depiction of it, but it's a valid one. The best way of drawing a one-dimensional entity is a thin line.
@McJaews Actually the first one WAS 1D cause the line had only length but not width, and were going straight in one dimension only, tell me if I am wrong
@McJaews we are all aware of this... in fact 2d is impossible to depict as well, even if you draw a line the thickness of lead or mark coming of the page gives it depth... representations are the best we have, if we simply called everything 3d people would get mad due to the fact that there is magnitudes of 3d.
@kylethehedgehog101 technically no... in a 3d realm EVERYTHING has depth as well as length and width. You can represent something that is 2d, much like you can make a model representation of 4D, but you can never actually achieve the 4th dimension, nor take away 1 dimension from 3d.
@kylethehedgehog101 even light is 3d, it has two directions along oscillating magnetic and electric field vectors and one direction along the wave propagation, so shadows, photographs, TV/computer screens, all 3d.
@akallstar5 Dimensions are concepts. All dimensions exist at once, while different concepts are represented by these dimensions. For instance, comics are two dimensional. They may not be alive, but they exist within our reality and therefore are still relevant. Of course the newspapers these comics may exist on are 3 dimensional, the comics are still considered 2-dimensional; these dimensions are merely coinciding together. Quantum Mechanics, baby ;)
a line has 1 dimension (width) = measured in units
a square has 2D (width * height) = measured in units squared
like half of you fail. the only one close to being 2D is man on wire. until its a closed polygon it can not have an area and therefore remains 1D regardless of how it looks because there is only one measurement for it...
@JonTwinSoul1 I agree with you 100%. Still, to me the one that feels like is not 1D is Star Wars. The way the sticks seem to move at a 360 degree angle, thus creating the sensation of depth and space in a flat surface. Still, it just might be my eyes.
Fun fact: We exist in four dimensions, not three dimensions.
Also, 1D is very possible to depict. It's a straight line that connects two points that lie on the same plane. If you've been through elementary school you would have done this plenty of times.
madmax41094 3 months ago
@madmax41094 4D is time. Time is motion. 4D is motion. I am tired of idiots who say "no ur an idiot 4d is time not moving u fuckin idiot" when they don't even know what they hell they are talking about.
Coastergeekperson04 1 month ago
this is 2d were not that non-smart
Randomguy578 4 months ago
Well, the story of most Hollywood films is already in one dimension.
zwete 7 months ago
This video made my inner science geek rage.
DragonMagi 7 months ago
everything is in 3D because we exist in the third dimension therefore everything in our universe has 3 dimensions
poyp777 7 months ago
thats actually 2D.. 1D would be just ONE straight line
aaabatry 7 months ago
@aaabatry 1D would only have length OR width... it ain't depictable
martinsre11 6 months ago
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aaabatry 7 months ago
nig
1Nekit1 7 months ago
getting 1D would be like divinding by zero.
Toasterman247 7 months ago
hahaha clever :P
ElectroIsMyMusic 8 months ago
only the blue line is 1D, 2D is height and width, then for 3D depth is added
thatguy0810 8 months ago
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@akallstar5 Dimensions are concepts. All dimensions exist at once, while different concepts are represented by these dimensions. For instance, comics are two dimensional. They may not be alive, but they exist within our reality and therefore are still relevant. Of course the newspapers these comics may exist on are 3 dimensional, the comics are still considered 2-dimensional; these dimensions are merely coinciding together. Quantum Mechanics, baby ;)
kylethehedgehog101 8 months ago
a line is a perfectly reasonable representation of 1d, just the same way that 3d movies are simply representations of depth. The first one is 1D, the rest are 2D.
Umplestiltskin 9 months ago
@McJaews yes, you are wrong. when you saw the line, it had height (about 1/16 of an inch) and width (the length of the screen) and no known depth. as stated a few times.... 1d is a near impossible. we are as close to 1d as we are absolute zero.
mitthar 9 months ago
1d is 1 dimension - only height, only width or only depth. It's impossible to have height without width or width without hight and you need both for depth.
Astrox123 9 months ago
who thought that was a girl there at 1:29
Zander101084 10 months ago
whats the name of the movie at the end with stiven sigal?
sermerlin1 10 months ago
The light sabers looked 3-D, LoL.
llamasATwalmart 10 months ago
2d shapes (even 3d solids) are defined by 1d points.
jjovereats 10 months ago
I would assume that 1D would be an infinitely small point.
DodsonHere 10 months ago
sadly, this is much better than a lot of the crap being produced today
Gr1zz3m 11 months ago
well,that kinda sounds like makoto.
annaf1973 11 months ago
Fail. Research 1D first before you decide to make a joke about it...
mrm4ny 11 months ago
1D is width only
Drawing a line on a graph is the only way I can think to explain it
its not the line you draw, its the points it represents
UglySparks 1 year ago
Don't forget that time is a dimension too
drrobertoboogie97 1 year ago
@drrobertoboogie97 No, fuck you.
Nintencrow 11 months ago
@Nintencrow No, fuck you too.
drrobertoboogie97 11 months ago
a 1d object is ONLY wide... 2d is wide and tall... and 3d is wide, tall and long...
manmandude9 1 year ago
This should be called minimalist movie trailers.
jinpayne 1 year ago
Technically this is all 3D if we are living in the 3rd dimension, even the pixels on your screen have a length width and microscopic height.
jinpayne 1 year ago 3
How is 1d even possible?
thebigboss1212 1 year ago
@thebigboss1212 Nope, the onlty thing that has an only dimension is the POINT on a surface in geometry
DelendaCarthago 1 year ago
@DelendaCarthago wrong, 3d= length,width, height 2d=length ,width 1d= length only ONE dimension. a point has no dimension as for a line only has one.
TheMaxi3234 1 year ago
Even if not 1-D the ending was entertaining.
On another note, the 3-D movies are not really 3-D, it's all optcial illusion and percieved depth which isnt there.
alfsal67 1 year ago
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool loved the end!
helenight 1 year ago
Haha gr8 but this is still 2D .
1D means ONE DIMENSION which doesn't exists in ur universe...
lovrich1988 1 year ago
3 words: Hard to kill
miffolol 1 year ago
just shut up and watch the video... frickin scientists...(random muttering)
DuckTheSuck 1 year ago
1D would only have a length!!! not even a strand of a DNA chromosome would be in 1D
2D has L x W and thats what this video shows...
1D would be impossible to see or understand so it is completely impossible in this universe...(actually 2D is too but we see it just because TV's and such only display light at you eyes and not a true object)
JeremyB796 1 year ago
@JeremyB796 DNA chromosome is 3D (in real life). Very little width and very little height compared to the tiny length, but still 3D
bossoholic 1 year ago
@bossoholic when i said NOT EVEN a dna chromosome would be in 1d i was saying that it is not... ok... so im just trying to prove a point... i said that it was in 2d and not 1d
JeremyB796 1 year ago
steven seagal as COCK PUNCHER!!!!
007Danikiller007 1 year ago
If 3-D is LxCxA, and 2D is LxC, then 1D is only L?
TheThunderWall 1 year ago
There's no such thing as 1-D. Every physical or imaginable object has at least 2 dimensions.
abobeck 1 year ago
who cares if it's not '1-D' it wouldn't have been as funny if they said '2-D'
thenashus4 1 year ago 9
This is not 1-d , 1-d is possible only in theory , every line on the clip has it's own lenght and hight , the hight can be 1mm but it still is 1 nm , it still is the hight of the object... So , 1-D isn't even possible to imagine ... :)
Nikola9393 1 year ago
Steven Seagal is the fuckin' man.
ilovebitchcakes 1 year ago
that made me giggle
thehateu 1 year ago
this is 2D, but who cares it's funny!
xxVictoriexx 1 year ago
Who cares if this isn't 1D? This is freakin funny xD.
foxx312 1 year ago
even the first one is 2d. 1d is impossible to depict.
McJaews 1 year ago 150
@McJaews no, its not. Just put 2 piece of paper of different color one partially covering the other. On the edge between the front paper and back one, there will be a line, which is immeasurably thin (no height) and yet contains a certain size (length). That'd be the most adequate of a 1-D environment.
Extricate 1 year ago
@Extricate And when you say immeasurably thin, you mean that you believe anything in the physical realm is "immeasurable"?
If you wish to prove anything you need to be able to measure it or at least make a logical deduction as proof of its existance. My point being that if you call something like "a thin line between two pieces of paper of different color" immeasurable, then you haven't tried hard enough to measure it^^
McJaews 1 year ago
@McJaews Well, then try it yourself and prove me it's got thickness ; )
Extricate 1 year ago
@Extricate if you went down to the atomic level and looked at it, the paper would be very rough and you couldn't make out a perfect "line" of it, but there is still a vertical space between the two pieces, be it a few atoms tall.
Dorgles52 1 year ago
@McJaews You could do it by using the size of an object to depict the movie. Like just have a circle in the middle and have the only variation be the size of it; that would be 1d... The resulting image would be 2d but there would only be a variation in 1 dimension... Of course this depends on how one would like to define a dimention... Although I do agree that everything in that movie indeed is not 1d
kidzukurenaidatael 1 year ago
@McJaews Technically, 1D is pure audio.
dfgl1029 1 year ago
@McJaews 2D with lines only.
jjovereats 1 year ago
@McJaews Fuck you. It's all about representation. A thin line can represent a single dimension. It's like how you draw smoke in 90's cartoons. It's not a realistic depiction of it, but it's a valid one. The best way of drawing a one-dimensional entity is a thin line.
Nintencrow 11 months ago
@Nintencrow 2d means 2 dimensions. When the line is moving up and down like that it has 2 dimensions. If it were like a number line, it'd be 1d.
TheMilkMan252 10 months ago
@McJaews Actually the first one WAS 1D cause the line had only length but not width, and were going straight in one dimension only, tell me if I am wrong
omlas6 11 months ago
@McJaews we are all aware of this... in fact 2d is impossible to depict as well, even if you draw a line the thickness of lead or mark coming of the page gives it depth... representations are the best we have, if we simply called everything 3d people would get mad due to the fact that there is magnitudes of 3d.
akallstar5 9 months ago
@akallstar5 actually 2d is possible to depict...
kylethehedgehog101 8 months ago
@kylethehedgehog101 technically no... in a 3d realm EVERYTHING has depth as well as length and width. You can represent something that is 2d, much like you can make a model representation of 4D, but you can never actually achieve the 4th dimension, nor take away 1 dimension from 3d.
akallstar5 8 months ago
@akallstar5 Very analytically spoken. I'll choose to disagree, but good for you for you for having opinions.
kylethehedgehog101 8 months ago
@kylethehedgehog101 even light is 3d, it has two directions along oscillating magnetic and electric field vectors and one direction along the wave propagation, so shadows, photographs, TV/computer screens, all 3d.
akallstar5 8 months ago
@akallstar5 Dimensions are concepts. All dimensions exist at once, while different concepts are represented by these dimensions. For instance, comics are two dimensional. They may not be alive, but they exist within our reality and therefore are still relevant. Of course the newspapers these comics may exist on are 3 dimensional, the comics are still considered 2-dimensional; these dimensions are merely coinciding together. Quantum Mechanics, baby ;)
kylethehedgehog101 8 months ago
that's all 2D actually
Vyse220 1 year ago
a line has 1 dimension (width) = measured in units
a square has 2D (width * height) = measured in units squared
like half of you fail. the only one close to being 2D is man on wire. until its a closed polygon it can not have an area and therefore remains 1D regardless of how it looks because there is only one measurement for it...
JonTwinSoul1 1 year ago 3
@JonTwinSoul1 I agree with you 100%. Still, to me the one that feels like is not 1D is Star Wars. The way the sticks seem to move at a 360 degree angle, thus creating the sensation of depth and space in a flat surface. Still, it just might be my eyes.
silvercruz1980 1 year ago
More like 2-D. And suprisingly enough, if there where stick figures, then i would totally watch star wars, for real!
moneymaker8815 1 year ago
2D... Funny tough XD
zumpster 1 year ago
You fail...this is 2-D not 1-D
RJ1541 1 year ago
fail. it's 2-D. you can't draw 1-D.
CaptainJosha 2 years ago
This is 2D!!! 1D is the first, the blue line.
PznRen 2 years ago 70
@PznRen No it's not.
BrandurJustinussen 1 year ago
@PznRen technically that line was 2d but a line could theoretically be 1d but would be impossible to see.
HandyFridge 11 months ago
@PznRen and the dashed line, but yeah. this is 2d
someman7 6 months ago
twisted . nice. I agree all movies are becoming predictable and monotone.
knazir 2 years ago
Funny! I like it
spicchio 2 years ago
The studios should focus on 2X-D films instead.
DerSchnurrbart 2 years ago
yeah you guys dimension failed way hard, but it's ok... i still love ya.
535Pimpdoubt 2 years ago
dude thats 2 D
updown rigth left
alexander324324 2 years ago 4
tahts not 1-D
the blue line was almost 1-D
sonic17TH 2 years ago
Funny
OohSoEpic 2 years ago