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harmonygirl · 01-12-2006, 12:34 AM

Mike 5, I'm not sure I follow you about infinity nor about 11 dimensions. I believe that infinity does exist as does zero. (one being the flip side of the other). Zero describes absolute absence and infinity describes absolute presence.
I agree that the concept of dimension (past 3) cannot possibly be Cartesian Euclidean, simply because I don't believe the linear nature of the primary 3 dimensions is repeated. I don't believe time is linear (although we perceive it to be). As the dimensions jump further away from notions of simple mathematical existence, I think it just gets harder for us to conceptualize (like time). I like your idea of rotation, but doesn't it still tie you to a mathematical reality?

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harmonygirl 6th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 844 Thanks Given: 43 Thanked 15x in 15 Posts Join Date: Jan 2006 Rep Power: 18	01-12-2006, 12:34 AM Mike 5, I'm not sure I follow you about infinity nor about 11 dimensions. I believe that infinity does exist as does zero. (one being the flip side of the other). Zero describes absolute absence and infinity describes absolute presence. I agree that the concept of dimension (past 3) cannot possibly be Cartesian Euclidean, simply because I don't believe the linear nature of the primary 3 dimensions is repeated. I don't believe time is linear (although we perceive it to be). As the dimensions jump further away from notions of simple mathematical existence, I think it just gets harder for us to conceptualize (like time). I like your idea of rotation, but doesn't it still tie you to a mathematical reality?