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What is not three-dimensional ?

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I think I already have the answer, but I'm just trying to make sure that I have the correct understanding.

Words in books are not three-dimensional, right ?

Yeah ... I guess it's common sense, but not when you've never thought of something like this ~lol

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  1. All reproduced images on screen, even those in "3D", are two dimensional images. Light doesn't have depth so those images are truly two dimensional.


  2. Nothing physical in our world has only two dimensions.  Even the words in books have some microscopic depth to them.

    We use references to two-dimensional things all the time though, like a plane, an image, a triangle, etc.

  3. Rainbow.

  4. A shadow?

  5. shadows

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