Multidimensional heuristics are those forms of analysis that, rather than attempting a cumulative or brute force aggregation and hard interpretation of data, seek recursive logical insight through intuitive reconfiguration and subtractive recombination of existing patterns.
It is true that our minds and acquired or entrained cognitive methods, as much as the procedural artefacts and coded transcriptions of language and culture, can not directly perceive literal higher-dimensional patterns in information. We can, however, learn how to count and to see in ways which at the very least open this door.
