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Can YOU imagine the Tenth Dimension? Stupid people need not click here
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Kaiten
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Old Jul 7, 2006, 06:33 PM Local time: Jul 7, 2006, 04:33 PM #1 of 67
It's actually not all that hard to grasp the 10th dimension. It's simply all possiblities for anything to happen in any way, at any time and in any place. It's all encompasing, it is in essense the truest sense of the word "everything" you can use.

It would be like someone working out all the combinations to a mathematical formulae then solving every other formula; while so noting this in a book. This book would be the singular answer to every mathematical problem you could think of or witness. Where it confuses people, is this book could not exist in our reality, simply because if even we noted only 1+1, 1+2, 1+3 and so on, the book would already be infinitely big since 1+x could be 1+(-infinity) to 1+inifinity); so even if that was the only problem listed, it would still represent one infinity, we would still have every other infinite problem to account for.

Yes it does fly over many people's heads, it's simply because they haven't put much thought into inifinity. No matter how big something gets, it'll never get any closer to infinity (or farther away for that matter); let me rephrase that, unless you put something infinite into a sequence of events, it'll have a finite number of outcomes no matter how complex it is. So for our universe, no matter how many factors are involved, there is only a certian (obscenely high) number of outcomes for every situation bound by the laws of nature. Once how have a grasp of inifinite possiblity, you must also grasp those infinite possiblities happening in an any location of our universe (which may or may not be infinitely large, meaning infinite places). But let's consider place finite (as we will time, if you believe in a beginning and end to our universe), so we can move on to time. Time is easy to grasp, something happens at a certain moment, thus affecting what happens next. Time is (as far as we've proven) linear, it doesn't change what has happened before. But with possible outcomes for any moment in time and places it can happen at that moment makes the possible combinations staggering. And if we factor in the possiblity of time travel and every event imaginable happening everywhere all the time, at the same time IT STILL IS NOT INIFINITE IN POSSIBILITY (got that?).

The 10th dimension is when we factor in our dimension (and all of what it described in the last paragraph) with every other possible dimension. It is quite possible after, and only after all of these alternate realities have been factored in, after everything (as I defined in my first paragraph) is taken into account that we have true infinity and see the 10th dimension.

EDIT: Yes I realize the video described infinity before the 10th dimesion was met, but I'm not going back through the web I just weaved.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Last edited by Kaiten; Jul 7, 2006 at 08:43 PM.
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