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Is 3D printer the correct definition? As far as I know, real life solid objects are 4D, therefore 3D applies only to CGI objects. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

Is 3D printer the correct definition? As far as I know, real life solid objects are 4D, therefore 3D applies only to CGI objects. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

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Thinking of spacetime as a 4-dimensional manifold might be comforting , but if the object is a stationary object then it has no inherent time axis worth describing. With regards to describing objects within Spacetime, time is only useful as a descriptor when the object is in motion relative to a specific Frame, to describe that motion. We could develop an analysis of the effects of time upon the materials perhaps, but a 3D-printed cube only experiences motion over time if something else moves it.