In the theater of one's mind is a multi-dimensional consciousness in which our thoughts point our attention in a particular direction.
The comic follows the story of Abaris, a mummified hand that works with its host body to stop the incursion of an evil, extra-dimensional consciousness.
Diagrams along the lines of 6.1 are commonplace in the Retentionalist literature, and all such figures serve the useful purpose of making it clear that Retentionalist are offering what is, in effect, a two-dimensional model of temporal consciousness.
As writer Tom Collins appropriately stated in a 2009 review about similar pieces: "The filled-to-the-max aspect of these works approximates the clutter of daily experience and could be construed as a visual, three-dimensional stream-of-consciousness response to it".
Nearly a half-century ago, in his novel "Invisible Man," Ralph Ellison wrote of a society in which whites and blacks rarely intersected in any meaningful way, in which black people simply did not register in the majority consciousness, except as one-dimensional stereotypes.
Are there higher dimensions that house our soul, then send down insights via consciousness to our four-dimensional world?
After all, there are two media — the two-dimensional one on the screen and the many-faceted consciousness of the moviegoer.
On the same night, Miley Cyrus tongue wagged and twerked onto the national consciousness, while basically using women of color as 3 dimensional props.
As a comment on American might, entitlement and image consciousness it is as effective and as two-dimensional as a political cartoon, but like everything else in their exhibition, it has an unsentimental harshness that is something of an accomplishment.
Whithouse preferred the cyborg villain to be three-dimensional and sympathetic, which would require it to have a "living consciousness" rather than simply be a "soulless automaton".
This way our consciousness can remain centered in this projection, in accordance with the three dimensional world.
