Am I the smartest person on this forum?

Call Mr. De Rosa by his real name! The man specialized in hypertopology in Cambridge and Oxford. He's a certified genius! He deserves that.

Excuse me sir, but...what even the bloody hell is hypertopology?

Excuse me sir, but...what even the bloody hell is hypertopology?

Excuse me sir, but...what even the bloody hell is hypertopology?

Topology, but more hyp.

"The Topology of Hyperspace". Basically, it's higher dimensional 'maps'. Mathematical. Really does take a lot of brilliance to do, but it's really obscure.

I'm gonna Google hyperspace.

I know cyberspace. Lmao.

Oh. Right. 😐

You successfully managed to bait this entire thread so probably

You know how everything you see and experience is in 3 dimensions? Try to imagine a universe with more dimensions - We probably live in that universe and the 3 spatial dimensions we live in aren't all of reality - Not by a long shot.

Explaining it like that is hard, so try this: Somewhere in this universe is a Flatland where everyone is 2 dimensional, like a drawing on a piece of paper.

There is up, down, left and right but no depth to anything. Now imagine that someone living on Flatworld were trying to make maps of 3 dimensional space. That's what these guys are doing, only they're 3 dimensional people trying to map 4, 5, 6 or 10 dimensional space.

Here you go:

[video="youtube;3_VydFQmtZ8"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_VydFQmtZ8[/video]

This is a troll...

Ok so in response to your questions

I am not mr de soza from Greenwich University (is that even a thing, sounds like Trump University)

Hypertopology is a term I created to describe topological structures with low phosphotronic capacity in relationship to their activation function. If you understand neural networks, you’ll understand.

I actually may have got 877 in KS3 - but who doesn’t exaggerate in ther CV?

Hypertopology is a term I created to describe topological structures with low phosphotronic capacity in relationship to their activation function.