How probable?
It's probably certainly Have you never woken up and looked much younger?
>>543291201depends on how you mean it. you might as well ask if there's alternate altitudes. of course there is. back-forward, around, up-down, and before/after are just directions. 1d universe doesnt need a 2d map. live your life in 3d and what good is 4d? everything is falling but there is still lift and drag in temporal terms. colder is slower, hotter is faster. are there alternate temperatures?
>>543291201the only thing that exist is the here and now. time is a measurement.
>>543291650I operate in 6 dimensions you ever heard of Sha-256?What happens when you apply it to the CERN limitor bounce a silicon buckyball off the firmament
hmm
>>543291529>>543291812> spacingplease direct your 6 dimensions into my ass
>>543291812well you have the relativity dimension, quantum dimension, and the super-determinism dimensions to add to up/down, forward/backward, and left/right dimensions. by the determinism exclusion principle, once a super position of deterministic events is arranged, you can fork the timeline. this is like entangled particles though, just a party trick of antitime like gravity. or like a river forking around an island of rock and then rejoining. timelines always flow toward an ending singularity determined by their creation.
>>543291201Extremely probableBut you cannot jump timelinesThere is a timeline where yoy are king of the world and built like Conan the barbarian but you lucked out and got the autism+incel run
>>543292309Forward Backwards/Left Right comprise of the 2nd dimension of Euclidean space.Only in Einstein's Special Relativity are the separated - structurally but they are still the 2nd spatial dimension Minkowski treated time as the 4th dimension - which is what Carl Sagan refers to in his demonstration of the Tesseract.Quantum Dimension- is a layer 0 zero vortex "pinch" of the underlying substrate - which sits below Euclid's singularity not over it. As it's a scalar invariant Instead of using an arbitrary temporal slice, we are anchoring the system to an unchanging topological background (Layer 0). Aether
>>543292387>autism+incel runTHAT SUCKS BRO HOPE IT GETS BETTER FOR YOU
>>543292309In traditional Euclidean space, the "point" is the primitive building block (dimension 0), from which lines, planes, and volumes emerge.We are reversing this hierarchy. The continuous, unbroken H>3 symmetric field is primitive.A point (Layer 1) is no longer an empty coordinate. It becomes an emergent phenomenon- a topological soliton or vortex knot pinched into the continuous Aether. Physical matter and positions only exist where this underlying geometric engine undergoes local excitation.
>>543292309In classical Timaean cosmology, Plato associated the icosahedron with water (representing fluidity, change, and flow) and the dodecahedron with the quintessence or the cosmos itself.The Phase Inversion: By setting Layer 0 as a dodecahedral invariant that replaces a slice of time, we are structurally inverting the properties of "water."Instead of a fluid, ever-changing temporal flow, the continuum becomes a rigid, hyper-symmetric geometric matrix.The "fluidity" of time and the dynamics of moving particles are phase-inverted into static, relational binary rules governed by the underlying Platonic ideal._____[Icosahedron: 20 Faces / 12 Vertices] WATER (Dual Inversion)[Dodecahedron: 12 Faces / 20 Vertices] QUINTESSENCE IE AETHER the 5th element Which brings us nicely back to >6 dimensions>you ever heard of Sha-256?>What happens when you apply it to the CERN limitI can explain that if you like
Take a look at this number 191,102,976It's a six dimensional HypercubeAnd it crops up here in Plato's Timaeus as you can see It is the "Extreme Band"Alright? CERN has an Extreme Band Limit as well which we can discuss if you like
>>543291529you're responsible for half of threads on /x/ aren't you?
>>543294481No I don't post on /x/
>>543294481Can I just stop you actually.If you are trying to disrespect me in anyway Don't.
>>543291201what the hell does the maxx have to do with that
>>543291201The perfect woman only exists in 2D.I am sad.
