Multidimentional space

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One graph vertex with, say, 200 edges is a dot in 200-dimentional space with value 1 in all those dimentions.
How would you interpret adjacent vertices?
A graph can be viewed as an area in a multidimentional space. In the vast magnitude of possible combinations it tracks paths to areas that have sence in relation to the observed reality.
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