How can strings be one dimensional if we live in a 3d world?

They are like numbers: They don't exist.

>>8241772

It's like a point particle, but instead of a point it's a 1D string.

>>8241772
How can there be cats if we live in a doggy dogg world?

>>8241772
>how can a 2d triangle be made of 1d lines?

>>8241810
By not existing in the real world?

Because they are very long, very looped and twisted, and those 'knots' form the 3d world we inhabit

>>8241803
Dog eat dog anon, dog eat dog world

>>8241900
4chans stupidity never seizes to amaze me

>>8241797
what if you cut the string

>>8241803
>>8241900
how can we have dogs if we live in a bunny bun world?

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>>8241949
>little bon bon foofoo
>hoppin' through the forest
>pickin' up the dingleberries
>and linin' them up in rows

>meets a little tilly flower
>asks her: "how's it goin'?"
>grabs a hold of her waist & thighs
>and fucks her till the mornin'

it's bonus points if you read it in tune.

>>8241772
>listening to meme theorists

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>>8241772
Have you ever considered the possibility that you don't actually understand the scientific terms you're using? That maybe all of the advanced scientific explanations you've ever heard have just been metaphors, oversimplified to the point of removing all useful information? And that, therefore, you not only lack the knowledge to answer the questions you have, but also to know what questions are even vaguely coherent?

I would strongly recommend looking into this possibility.