| Three Dimensional Time...
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Originally Posted by <<<GUILLE>>> Antonio,
You are assuming that space-time is a sort of cartesian coordinate system. Why should time have it's independent axe whiles all the other dimensions share one? Time is just one other dimension, with nothing special. I believe there must be three dimensions of time but we are so stupid we don't percieve them (which doesn't mean we won't develop a method to detect them), such that each of the axes represents three dimensions (x for 3 spaces, y for 3 times). | I know of two dimensional time Guille, so I should suspect there is three dimensions of time...
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