There are many question about life and physics in higher dimensions. but is there any physical thing (i mean things like force, momentum, speed,...) that cannot exist in 2D world? could 2D world have life forms(not necessarily the life form we have) or there is something used by life that needs at least 3 spatial dimensions?
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