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Wick · **Re: The Dance of Shiva -** 03-20-2008, 01:44 AM

Felix,

A couple of questions: I notice that you refer to Calabi-Yau shapes--but you also refer to a limit of 3 spatial dimensions. I thought that Calabi-Yau shapes, the ones considered for string theory at least, represent higher dimensional (albeit very tiny) spaces. Could you explain that part a bit?

Regarding Time: Your description of time seems to be limited to the ultramicroscopic level (particulate motion), especially when you discuss time controlling motion. How does this work at the macroscopic level?

I really like your ideas about the strong force. They give me some ideas for my own TOE. Thanks!

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Wick Orange Belt Status: Offline Posts: 42 Thanks Given: 9 Thanked 6x in 6 Posts Join Date: Feb 2008 Rep Power: 3	Re: The Dance of Shiva - 03-20-2008, 01:44 AM Felix, A couple of questions: I notice that you refer to Calabi-Yau shapes--but you also refer to a limit of 3 spatial dimensions. I thought that Calabi-Yau shapes, the ones considered for string theory at least, represent higher dimensional (albeit very tiny) spaces. Could you explain that part a bit? Regarding Time: Your description of time seems to be limited to the ultramicroscopic level (particulate motion), especially when you discuss time controlling motion. How does this work at the macroscopic level? I really like your ideas about the strong force. They give me some ideas for my own TOE. Thanks!