A MONTH ago we reported, with perhaps a tiny hint of scepticism, on a construction company called Snibor that claims to “build in every dimension” (4 March). How could we be so out of touch as to doubt, even implicitly, its ability to “exceed the conventional three” dimensions? Keith Simpson chides us for not keeping up to date. “Take a quick trip to ,” he admonishes. Once there, we clicked on “The Transformation” and learned that “by the year 2012, humanity, mother earth and possibly other planets in our solar system, will make a transition from our current 3rd dimension, to the…
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