Nice thing about tunnels is that unlike unbroken spatial metaphors, 3 is all you need. Any graph can be embedded in 3d iirc (follows from Nash embedding theorem I think?). Even if idea space you're exploring is 10d, so long as you explore small connected patches, 3d is enough
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Replying to @C_Trombley1
Oh, neato, though I do like squiggly lines. I think if you add a sort of small epsilon tunnel diameter and a slightly larger delta "cave" radius for junctions you will generally need to violate the straight line geometry? At least if you want to minimize the embedding volume
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