"What is higher?" means we're asking which thing goes up more than the other one.
Imagine you and your friend are both jumping on a trampoline. If you jump really high and your friend just bounces a little, we would say you went higher because you moved up more than them.
Now think of two buildings next to each other. One is short like a toy block tower, and the other is tall like a big tree. The tall building is higher because it goes up more than the short one.
Sometimes we use numbers to figure out what's higher. For example, if you have 5 cookies and your brother has 3, you have more cookies, so you have a higher number of cookies.
Just like stacking blocks or climbing stairs: the more steps you take, the higher you go!
Examples
- A mountain is higher than a hill.
- The sky seems endless when you look up.
- You can always add one more floor to a building.
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See also
- Can technology be used as a medium for philosophical inquiry?
- Are YOU Living In The MATRIX | Ancestor Simulation Theory?
- David Deutsch - What is Truth?
- Ep. 1 | What Is Moderation?
- Does the number Pi actually exist?