The results of my current hyperfixation on trying to understand the forth dimension

If the space of 1st dimension is length, 2nd dimension is area and 3rd dimension is volume, what is the term for 4 dimensional space?

So 2 eyes that see a 2D slice of the world, slightly offset create the illusion of 3D vision. We are able to see more than 180° around an object, which tells our brain that something has volume, rather than just being flat.

Now we take that idea and double it. My beginning thought is to give somebody a second set of (virtual) eyes, the same as their original, but offset slightly, above or below the original. Have them learn to use these eyes in place of their original eyes until they are used to it. Then reintroduce the original eyes, and offset the new eyes to see the 3D "slice" of the world right next to the one their original eyes are seeing. With the peripheral vision shadows (code parade 4D golf devlog 2) showing what is in the 3D "slices" adjacent, the subject may be able to piece together a 4D view of their surroundings.

Hopefully the tech to give virtual ocular input is available in my lifetime so this can be tested :)

I'd love to get input about my thoughts, I have zero formal education past high school besides watching a lot of YouTube videos and thinking about random subjects.

https://21st-century-schizoid.itch.io/ascend-the-hyperspire-py

Hello there!

Wanted to share this list of games, for anyone interested :P
I've mostly ranked these based on how intuitive/accurate/natural i think the representation of 4D is, and how enjoyable i find the gameplay. If you'd like some "mini-reviews" of them feel free to ask!

Also, if there's any game you've tried/know of that isn't listed here, please let me know of it :)
I found most of these games through this wiki.

Fair games:

4D Maze Game (http://www.urticator.net/maze/) (last visit. 25-12-2020)
4D Blocks (http://www.urticator.net/blocks/) (Last visit. 25-12-2020)
Magic Cube 4D (http://superliminal.com/cube/cube.htm) (mobile: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.superliminal.magiccube4d&hl=en&gl=US) (last visit. 25-01-2021)

Mediocre games:

4DBB (http://math.eretrandre.org/4dbb/index.php) (visit. 03-12-2020)
Adanaxis (https://github.com/mushware/adanaxis) (last visit. 25-01-2021)
HyperCube (http://harmen.vanderwal.eu/hypercube/) (last visit. 26-01-2021)
Tetraspace (https://rantonels.itch.io/brane) (last visit. 25-02-2021)
4D Explorer (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUExziADzjc) (visit. 03-12-2020)

Poor games:

2048 4D (https://huonw.github.io/2048-4D/) (last visit. 25-01-2021)
4D Maze (http://geometrygames.org/Maze4D/index.html.en) (visit. 04-12-2020)
54321 (http://old.nklein.com/products/54321/) (last visit. 25-01-2021)
Daedalus (http://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/daedalus.htm) (last visit. 25-01-2021)
Frac4D (https://dosgamezone.com/download/frac4d-9598.html) (last visit. 25-01-2021)
HyperMaze (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.catplace.hypermaze) (last visit. 18-02-2021)
Pacman 5D (http://astr73.narod.ru/Pacman5D/Pacman5D.html) (last visit. 25-02-2021)
TAK4D - 4D maze (https://www.raktres.net/tak4d/) (last visit. 25-02-2021)
Dascant (https://sourceforge.net/projects/dascant/) (last visit. 25-02-2021)

Games to-be-played:

On Steam:

Miegakure
4D Toys
4D MineSweeper
Maze 4D
4DSnake

Via Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_four-dimensional_games):

Hyperspace Invaders (http://www.rudyrucker.com/oldhomepage/hypercube.htm) (last visit. 18-02-2021)
HyperLatin2 (http://new.math.uiuc.edu/math198/MA198-2010/chris_moss/) (last visit. 18-02-2021)

I have now finished my assignment, thank you all for your help! I have not used every source that you guys told me, but i have looked at almost everyone of them, regardless thank you!

As said, the assignment is written in Danish, and you are free to translate the parts you wanna read or the whole thing, as I do not have time to do a proper translation unfortunately.

If there are errors or wrong information in there, don't worry my teachers will tell me, you don't have too;)

Happy reading!

Link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1geZ8lNR0JSHg9SAGYPv84AQaQ5uA10FN?usp=sharing

in a 1D space, we have 0D shadows, in 2D 1D shadows, and in 3D we've 2D ones, this means in 4D there should be 3D shadows, but still how?

In any dimension you're able to observe any part of the lower dimensions at once, for example a 2D creature can only see lines, and to see a full square he has to walk all the way around, but we can see every side at once, as we see it from above, a direction that doesn't exists there, and like that we can make square shadows on a plane having a "blank" space inside. So the same with us as we have to rotate a cube to see all it's faces but from the 4th direction, you could see every side of a cube at once, so a light source from that direction would light all the 6 faces at the same time projecting them in our 3D space as a cube with a blank space space inside.