Each of our senses allow us to feel the existence of something. If something does not cater to our senses, then it practically does not exist for us. There can be things that our senses can not feel, hence they are as good as nothing for us, they don’t exist for us.
We know our senses work on a range of frequency. Anything higher than or lower than our acceptable frequencies, essentially don’t exist for us. However that does not mean that the thing does not exist, it just can not be felt by us. With tools we may be able to increase our senses i.e. the frequency ranges we can feel, but still there can be things outside of our ranges simply because our tools also have limits to what frequency they can detect. But the mere fact that there are things beyond our senses, and we discover more as we increase the power of our senses by discovering sense magnifying tools, tells us that the nature of the world is bigger than what we can observe with our 5 senses, no matter how much we magnify them.
When you cant see a train, you may be able to feel the vibration of it on the rail lines or hear the sound of it coming closer to you. Something that you could feel with one sense earlier, you may be able to feel with another sense later. Likewise, there can be things that we can not feel to be existing with our senses but it can become real for our senses after a while. For example, a radar may be able to see something that we can not see or feel with our 5 senses if we do not have the radar with us. It does not mean that the thing detected by the radar does not exist, it just means that the thing does not exist to our senses yet.
Everything that exists for our senses include dimensions. 3 of our senses are active senses i.e. they require direct physical contact. These are tasting a thing which requires the object to physically touch our taste buds, touching a thing which requires physical contact of the object with our skin nerve endpoints and smelling which requires the physical contact of the object’s particles with our nasal nerve endpoints. Two of our senses are passive senses i.e. they depend of reflected light and air waves. For the 3 active senses, an object must exist in 3 dimensional world since those senses require physical touch which depends on 3D existence. 2 passive senses can work for objects of other dimensions as well. So a light can interact with 2D or 1D existence if it can reflect of it.
For an infinitely small point of existence, there is no concept of distance and time
For an infinite 1D line also, there is no concept of distance and time for it, but the same 1D line can create a concept of distance and time for the point of existence. Two points of existence next to each other is the smallest 1D line and creates the experience of smallest unit time and unit distance for the point of existence.
For an infinite 2D shape there is no concept of distance and time for it, but the same 2D shape can create a concept of distance and time for the 1D line. Two 1D lines next to each other in an angle is the smallest 2D shape and creates the experience of smallest unit time and unit distance for the 1D line.
For an infinite 3D shape there is no concept of distance and time for it, but the same 3D shape can create a concept of distance and time for the 2D shape. Two 2D shapes next to each other in an angle is the smallest 3D shape and creates the experience of smallest unit time and unit distance for the 2D shape.
For an infinite 4D shape there is no concept of distance and time for it, but the same 4D shape can create a concept of distance and time for the 3D shape. Two 3D shapes next to each other in an angle is the smallest 4D shape and creates the experience of smallest unit time and unit distance for the 3D shape.
Energy is created by the 3D mass, energy is the 4th dimension shape. Hence light does not feel distance or time, but we in 3D world do. When two 3D objects come next to each other in an angle, the object becomes 4D energy which is no more available to active senses but can still be felt through passive senses.
3D looks like an energy in the 2D world. When two 2D objects come next to each other in an angle, the object becomes 3D which is no more available to active senses but can still be felt through passive senses in the 2D world.
2D looks like an energy in the 1D world. When two 1D objects come next to each other in an angle, the object becomes 2D which is no more available to active senses but can still be felt through passive senses in the 1D world.
1D looks like an energy in the 0D world. When two 0D objects come next to each other in an angle, the object becomes 1D which is no more available to active senses but can still be felt through passive senses in the 0D world. 0D object is the point of existence. So 1D lines are energy for the points of existence that gets created when two points of existence comes together.