[Profpat]

Hi Dipayankar;

So maybe we can go back to the beginning again.

Let us say for sake of discussion that the photon may be viewed as a dimensionless point. Wouldn't we still have to build up to 3 dimensions?

In math if you stretch a point you form a line.
Let's say your dimensionless point photon gets stretched into a line of very, very high degree of gamma radiation, such that it appears to be a line, or a 1 dimensional entity, if that line gets stretched perpendicular to it self,or closes on itself, in math you get a 2 dimensional entity. Do you think what is conceptually correct in math could be true in reality.

I would like us to get to our 3 dimensional reality here.

Your comments sir,

Pat