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sounds like a bunch of psudo-science cobblers to me
lol, is that a scientific term?I'd also like to add to Sin666 by saying that the laws that govern the quantum mechanical world do not apply to anything greater than a few sub-atomic particles due to principle of quantum theory that means quantum weirdness is removed by the size of the system.
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So the part where its talking about twisting and connecting 4d, then time travel can be possible - however it is impossible to travel into 5d.
um, that is, we can twist time, however in the past we cant change our options in life?
I see how the theory works, but "folding" the third dimension isnt as easy as that.
You need to "fold" a force that we cannot even touch, if research were conducted we would have to use human beings and that is impossible.
The only way I can think of it is similar to a system restore point.
You conclude one day that yes, you will spend your life on the research and creation of time travel.
So that is your system restore point. You say to yourself that that moment in time will be when you travel to, so that you know whats going on.
All your research will then be focused on travelling to that system restore point and when you are successful, your knowledge from back in time will transfer to your current self so you know that research was successful, then you need to learn to use the "Fold" to return back to where you were.
So basically the 10th dimension is the summation of all dimensions?
So the 7th dimension isnt infinite, nor are the following dimensions, the 10th dimension is the REAL infinite because that is truely where there is no end.
Or is that infinite created in the 7th dimension, and transferred through 8, 9 and 10?
Also, this wouldnt happen to use physics, would it?
lol, is that a scientific term?
Anyhow, the video makes logical sense to me. But I don't it's very accurate. And it wasn't actually implying that folding dimensions was possible, it only used the concept as a medium of teaching.
I believe you're confusing the terms 'wormhole' and 'black hole'. Black holes are simply dead stars (balls of VERY dense matter).That made me think about things i'v never thought of before
And the more and more it goes on about the subject, it ends up with no real soloution, The 10th dimension is the same as no dimension
I'm honestly gonna get the book, That kept me interested for 12 minutes, which is long enough for me to buy the book
This video said nothing about it, but to everyone saying bending dimensions isn't possible, we arn't truly sure of that, there are theories saying black holes are "Bends" in dimensions and could put you out "On the other side of the folded paper"
Tell me what you think of that, just a thought
I believe you're confusing the terms 'wormhole' and 'black hole'. Black holes are simply dead stars (balls of VERY dense matter).
Can you explain this, please?
Sorry mate, I'm a nub at this.
Wow.
That guy had absolutely no idea what he was saying. Anyway, the leading theories hold eleven dimensions. Not ten. And "bending" is a nice concept, but you can't actually bend a dimension unless it's, well, a hypothetical newspaper substitute. They're probably too small for anything but atomic (or sub-atomic) particles to move through anyway.

