03-09-2006, 11:54 PM
I am theorizing that the fifth and sixth dimensions must exist.
The first, second, and third dimensions are well known. Horizontal, vertical, and depth.
The fourth dimension is also well known but not as such: time. Most people think the third dimension ends our physical world, but it doesn't. See, at coordinates X Y Z, an atom exists. However, that is only at one coordinate on plane T (for time). On another coordinate, assuming whatever matter that surrounded X Y Z has moved, the coordinates at X Y Z no longer harbour an atom.
This is probably well-known by scientists, although I never read about it and merely discovered it by thinking many years ago on the subject.
More dimensions are theorized to exist, in order to prove other theories such as the common Big Bang theory (not regarding the human reproductive system). However none of these dimensions have been thought to exist in the physical world we see every day.
Well I theorize that a fifth and a sixth dimension do exist in a way we can see every day:
If X is horizontal and Y is vertical and Z is depth, and T is chronological time (going horizontal let us assume) then U must be vertical time and A is depth of time.
Assuming T is horizontal time, then we perceive it going either left to right (experiencing time) or right to left (remembering experiences in time). Then U, or vertical time, must be alternate experiences in alternate universes. Meaning you can look at T and U as a grid and pinpoint experiences that would have happened had some other choice been made. For instance, at point one on U (vertical) and points 1 through 10 on T (horizontal), you would have been roller skating. However, on those same points for T but point 2 for U you may have been skateboarding, and on point 3 you may have just decided to stay home, etc.
If U (vertical time) symbolizes possible outcomes for all choices in the universe and T symbolizes the timeline for everything happening inside one point on U, then A (the depth of time) creates a cubical grid in which all possible points in time must happen in every single possible way.
If anyone has studied such schools of thought and can tell me if I am even remotely close to the truth, please let me know.
The first, second, and third dimensions are well known. Horizontal, vertical, and depth.
The fourth dimension is also well known but not as such: time. Most people think the third dimension ends our physical world, but it doesn't. See, at coordinates X Y Z, an atom exists. However, that is only at one coordinate on plane T (for time). On another coordinate, assuming whatever matter that surrounded X Y Z has moved, the coordinates at X Y Z no longer harbour an atom.
This is probably well-known by scientists, although I never read about it and merely discovered it by thinking many years ago on the subject.
More dimensions are theorized to exist, in order to prove other theories such as the common Big Bang theory (not regarding the human reproductive system). However none of these dimensions have been thought to exist in the physical world we see every day.
Well I theorize that a fifth and a sixth dimension do exist in a way we can see every day:
If X is horizontal and Y is vertical and Z is depth, and T is chronological time (going horizontal let us assume) then U must be vertical time and A is depth of time.
Assuming T is horizontal time, then we perceive it going either left to right (experiencing time) or right to left (remembering experiences in time). Then U, or vertical time, must be alternate experiences in alternate universes. Meaning you can look at T and U as a grid and pinpoint experiences that would have happened had some other choice been made. For instance, at point one on U (vertical) and points 1 through 10 on T (horizontal), you would have been roller skating. However, on those same points for T but point 2 for U you may have been skateboarding, and on point 3 you may have just decided to stay home, etc.
If U (vertical time) symbolizes possible outcomes for all choices in the universe and T symbolizes the timeline for everything happening inside one point on U, then A (the depth of time) creates a cubical grid in which all possible points in time must happen in every single possible way.
If anyone has studied such schools of thought and can tell me if I am even remotely close to the truth, please let me know.
