On 10/16/2013, I mapped out the relationship of Time and Money
   without numbers and, whew it's complicated. I think I came up
   with either 21 or 26 dimensions.. maybe it was 17 - I'd have to
   check - [these aren't physical dimensions - they are
   relationship dimensions] - like "more time less money now"
   compared to "more time same money past" and such. I have the
   stand-alone graphs as well but the point is: it's distressing
   because it it really is complicated. == Yeah, I was never much
   for the math (unless it was in Excel 'cause Excel lets me expand
   and spell everything out, allowing me to check and doublecheck
   formulas and results) but the concepts were very important for
   me to understand. Understanding the concepts very well means you
   can lift what you learn in one area and apply it in another
   area. = For me, I need everything spelled out. No piece of paper
   is big enough. I need to see the numbers, have access to the
   formulas, be able to make changes on the fly, move them around.
   I guess I'm very 'physical' with it. Visual. == They're points
   on a multidimensional grid. Mapping space. It's difficult to
   create graphs that show more than a few dimensions of
   relationships. There's ways around it: color coding and such.
   But what I'd like to see is a spatial relationship between them.
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