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One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional





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One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional :



Once upon a time most folks knew that “three-dimensional” characters or ideas were rounded, fleshed out, and complex and “two-dimensional” ones were flat and uninteresting.


It seems that the knowledge of basic geometry has declined in recent years, because today we hear uninteresting characters and ideas described as “one-dimensional.”


According to Euclid, no physical object can be one-dimensional (of course, according to modern physics, even two-dimensionality is only an abstract concept).


If you are still bothered by the notion that two dimensions are one too many, just use “flat.”





























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