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Staring
at
fascinating Calabi –Yau manifolds, in which additional dimensions might be
curled up, analogies to folded up structures of proteins (called basics bricks
of life) occur. Formal resemblances are followed by similarities in their
evolvement - from a point - an atom, then a line - a chain of amino acids -
through delineation of bending and twisting surfaces, to complicated and
dynamic three-dimensional
structures of interactions. But
the evolution of our universe could follow the opposite direction. According to
other theories, the multidimensional world collapsed into a four dimensional one
and even this one can be, like a
hologram, a perceptual illusion. Looking at
the globular molecule of a protein at its writhing helices we wonder,
whether our own trajectories of life wriggle on a rumply two-dimensional surface
like on a crumpled sheet of paper which crinkles assure us the variety of
experiences and relations providing us with multidimensional illusions?
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