Callon Theory: Perspective Between Dimensions

The Callon Theory proposes that an object can perceive only one dimension lower than the dimension in which it exists. This perceptual limitation, the theory argues, leads to unintentionally flawed human models of both 2D and 4D spaces. Because humans perceive in three dimensions, our attempts to represent higher or lower dimensional structures are inherently distorted. This paper presents the original thesis, framework, and supporting arguments for the Callon Theory, authored by Andrew Callon.