Throughout the development of human science, everything is only formed in what we can see, and it is limited. Hinton, like a "mysterious four-dimensional" missionary, brought the four-dimensional thought of Europe to the United States alone and ignited the public's passion.

1909, Scientific American held an unusual competition, which made Hinton famous. This competition takes $500 as a prize, and the global collection "gives the most popular and correct explanation to Siwei".

500 dollars, which was a lot of money at that time. People from all over the country participated enthusiastically and the activities were quite popular. The magazine received a large number of newspapers.

In addition to those idealistic papers, a large number of reliable papers invariably mention a person and praise his contribution to four-dimensional cognition. This man is William Hinton.

Hinton's father, Jeames Hinton, was originally a famous surgeon, but later became a cult leader who advocated "free love" and "polygamy". He declared that Jesus is the savior of men and himself is the savior of women.

Hinton himself is a rigorous mathematician, and his father-in-law george boole is the pioneer of the famous Boolean algebra.

Interestingly, Einstein was not mentioned in any papers. Even though the special theory of relativity has been published for four years, people still know nothing about it, let alone the secrets of time and space.

1905, when Einstein was in the Swiss patent office, he was busy writing his new cognition of time and space, and introduced time into physics as the fourth dimension. Hinton is still in the US Patent Office in Washington, DC, conceiving the visual description of four-dimensional objects, trying to let people see the four-dimensional form intuitively.

Speaking of Hinton, his family background is also quite distinctive, which fully conforms to the label of "mysterious four dimensions".