The six dimensions of science refer to shallow, medium, deep, high, wide and pure.

1, shallow: superficial perfunctory, thinking and acting without going deep into the essence of things.

2, moderate: refers to a certain degree of thinking and action, but not fully invested. 3. Depth: It means that you have gone deep into the essence of things to think and act, but you have not reached the highest level.

4. Height: refers to the highest level of thinking and action.

5, breadth: refers to more factors to consider, involving a wider range.

6. Purity: refers to the purity of thoughts and actions, without any impurities.