This ginseng farm in the middle of British Columbia is so full of examples that I don't know where to start...

The dust, a cloud of tiny solids, expands in the air in much the same way a gas would. The tarps over the ginseng, with the fields beside, highlight the role of two-dimensional-like superstructures in the collection of their three-dimensional subcomponents. After all, the makers of the tarp would love the material to be as strong and thin as possible without sacrificing profitability or marketability. One could say, that outside the business aspects, the ultimate material would have zero thickness and mass while being absolutely impervious to undesirable things while allowing only desirable things through: A two-dimensional portal through space and time to some things, an absolute barrier to others.

Disgressional multidimensional portals, are an absolute essentiality to the existance of life. Try to think of a disease that is not characterized by a breakdown of a DMP to either allow an undesirable chemical process (for example: viral infection) or disallow a desirable chemical process (for example: diabetes). Manipulating the dimensions seems to be a critical part of life.

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