What Dimension is My Coffee Cup In?

You, dear reader, are a three-dimensional being trapped inside a four-dimensional narrative, reading about eleven-dimensional theories, probably while scrolling on a two-dimensional screen. If that sentence made your brain do a somersault in imaginary space, congratulations - you've already achieved mild enlightenment.

Dimensions are the universe's version of "layers." They're the invisible axes on which existence hangs its laundry: height, width, depth, time - and, apparently, several others physicists swear are real but we can't fold laundry into.

This book isn't here to make you a mathematician (though that might happen accidentally). It's here to take you dimension by dimension, showing how the cosmos stacks complexity like a celestial lasagna - one layer at a time. You'll learn why you can't hear a sound in 4D, how string theory hides six dimensions in your breakfast cereal, and why, somewhere, a theoretical physicist is crying because a comedian just explained their life's work better than their PhD thesis did.