Imagining the Tenth Dimension - a new way of thinking about time and space
Written and conceived by Rob Bryanton - www.tenthdimension.com
To see the annotated version go to http://www.youtube.com/w...
Imagining the Tenth Dimension - a new way of thinking about time and space Written and conceived by Rob Bryanton - www.tenthdimension.com To see the annotated version go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjsgoX...
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A Flatlander eating needn't fall apart into two pieces. Instead of complete line of a digestive track, we could imagine an apple meets his lips, which then envelopes the apple. Now the apple is fully enclosed, and the location where the apple touches his lips opens, and the outwardly extended section of lip, reforms into lips.
Author and physicist, Brian Greene, uses the analogy of a doughnut and a coffee cup, as actually being the same shape. Reference: The Elegant Universe
I use the analogy of a stage. If we are sitting in the audience, we know there is a flat curtain in the back of the stage, and at either end, is a curtain panel. As the actor enters/exits stage, he passes between a panel, and the back curtain. Depending upon our view, an optical illusion takes place. All the curtains appear to be a single, solid curtain, and the actor appears to us to be popping in and out of the higher dimensions, in the middle of what appears to be a solid curtain.
the strabge thing about this theory is the fact that if this theory is correct another you is burning alive of being crushed beneath an elevator...or youre a single atom with no brain. or maybe another you doesnt even exist.
Although I know the ant on a newspaper thing is only an analogy it seems to present a problem to me and a massive hole in the entire theory:
The ant on the newspaper is not a flatlander and the newspaper isn't entirely flat either. This much is obvious. But you can't talk about folding dimensions through other dimensions on the premise that we are already folding 2dimensional objects through the third dimension. Because we have never done this - absolutely everything in our world has depth.
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This I can totally understand. Awesome.
Author and physicist, Brian Greene, uses the analogy of a doughnut and a coffee cup, as actually being the same shape.
Reference: The Elegant Universe
The ant on the newspaper is not a flatlander and the newspaper isn't entirely flat either. This much is obvious. But you can't talk about folding dimensions through other dimensions on the premise that we are already folding 2dimensional objects through the third dimension. Because we have never done this - absolutely everything in our world has depth.
is i realized this all by myself
while on lsd...
amazing