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Originally Posted by duga
I'm talking about the organism's perception of the world, not its physical existence in it. If extra dimensions exist, we surely exist in all of them on some level. We just perceive 3 of them. Same goes for bacteria. It's only reaction to the world is "go towards this" or "move away from that". On some level, that can be considered a certain amount of intelligence and very 2 dimensional.
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If you put these creatures in a drop of some solution, squeeze it between two sheets of glass and look at them through a microscope, then I agree it looks a little 2Dish. But in nature, they have evolved to relate to 3 dimensions. Sure, they move towards something or away from something, but they do so much like we do. Up, down, left, right, forwards, backwards or in screws or circles for that matter.
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