Learn more physics! Will it be ever possible by the means of
virtual reality to project the 4D perspective of a tesseract
into someone's mind? The 3D model of a tesseract (the 2 nested
cubes one) is as far from picturing a tesseract to a 3D being
such as us that a drawing of a cube unto graph paper is far from
picturing a cube to a 2D being such as a flatlander (he'll only
see a bunch of lines). I've drawn countless tesseracts, watched
animations of rotating tesseracts and even higher dimension
objects, tried my best to project it correctly in 4D in my mind
and every time I face the same problem : I'm stuck with a 3D way
of viewing things. Thanks for your time, please free my mind! I
think we're all stuck the same way you are . The actual physical
construction of our brains isn't suited for forming 4-D images.
I can't think of any way around that. Whatever inputs you pick
ultimately end up as some sort of internal representation in the
brain. Maybe if there were enough advances in neuroscience it
would become