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Fear is an illusion, time is just a space, anger is a tangiable force, if god exists on a different facet of reality, why are we 'here' and not there? Thats a stupid question, a better one would be why is god not here? what are the tangiable differences in a being made of electromagnatic waves and electrons and us? -Jenny M
Not if we travel within gods channels -Donnie Darko
What remains of the killing-your-earlier-self paradox in general relativistic time travel worlds is the fact that in some cases the states on edgeless spacelike surfaces are ‘overconstrained’, so that one has less than the usual freedom in specifying conditions on such a surface, given the time-travel structure, and in some cases such states are ‘underconstrained’, so that states on edgeless space-like surfaces do not determine what happens elsewhere in the way that they usually do, given the time travel structure. - John Franzio
If all matter exists in some form in all 11 dimensions; if all matter, on some level, be it observable to humans or not, interacts with every thing it comes into contact with regardless of transdimensional location, how can the different molecular vibrations of different objects account for different dimensional existence. Is it possible to walk through walls? or observe different dimensions? Or interact with objects residing primarily in other dimensions. Is it possible for those same objects to interact with us? Is it as easy as flipping a peice of paper on its side, causing length and width to become height, and height to become width and length? Are the other dimensions as easily toyed with? Could I just 'flip' myself and switch one dimension for another? Could I switch physical dimensions for time? Could someone, a fourth dimensional being, reach out and touch Time? I imagine it would be a little tricky. The closest analogy I can think of is if you were sitting in a circle and you were equidistant from all side of this circle, the only way to increase the distance between yourself and the sides of the circle, while remaining equidistant, would be to employ the 3rd dimension of height and lift yourself up. Now if you were inside a sphere, equidistant from all points inside the sphere, how would you increase the distance between yourself and the inside of the spere. You would employ the 4th dimension and 'lift' yourself out of it. It is almost impossible to visualize this feat, its only possible to conceptualize it, and no easy task at that! Yet, this analogy is the first step in understanding how it is possible to exist on, and interact with, all the other dimensions. It would be so bitching to be a extraspacialdimensional being.
Not if we travel within gods channels -Donnie Darko
What remains of the killing-your-earlier-self paradox in general relativistic time travel worlds is the fact that in some cases the states on edgeless spacelike surfaces are ‘overconstrained’, so that one has less than the usual freedom in specifying conditions on such a surface, given the time-travel structure, and in some cases such states are ‘underconstrained’, so that states on edgeless space-like surfaces do not determine what happens elsewhere in the way that they usually do, given the time travel structure. - John Franzio
If all matter exists in some form in all 11 dimensions; if all matter, on some level, be it observable to humans or not, interacts with every thing it comes into contact with regardless of transdimensional location, how can the different molecular vibrations of different objects account for different dimensional existence. Is it possible to walk through walls? or observe different dimensions? Or interact with objects residing primarily in other dimensions. Is it possible for those same objects to interact with us? Is it as easy as flipping a peice of paper on its side, causing length and width to become height, and height to become width and length? Are the other dimensions as easily toyed with? Could I just 'flip' myself and switch one dimension for another? Could I switch physical dimensions for time? Could someone, a fourth dimensional being, reach out and touch Time? I imagine it would be a little tricky. The closest analogy I can think of is if you were sitting in a circle and you were equidistant from all side of this circle, the only way to increase the distance between yourself and the sides of the circle, while remaining equidistant, would be to employ the 3rd dimension of height and lift yourself up. Now if you were inside a sphere, equidistant from all points inside the sphere, how would you increase the distance between yourself and the inside of the spere. You would employ the 4th dimension and 'lift' yourself out of it. It is almost impossible to visualize this feat, its only possible to conceptualize it, and no easy task at that! Yet, this analogy is the first step in understanding how it is possible to exist on, and interact with, all the other dimensions. It would be so bitching to be a extraspacialdimensional being.