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    to an outside observer of spacetime, events can go forward or backward. However, living inside spacetime, all events can have only one positve time axis, the negative axis is close to zero but not exactly zero. If there is a way to increase the magnitude of the negative axis then time direction can be controlled and we can then go forward or backward in time directions, positive or negative. The key point to all these is that it is necessary that we cross our dimensional plane into lower or higher dimensions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao
    to an outside observer of spacetime, events can go forward or backward. However, living inside spacetime, all events can have only one positve time axis, the negative axis is close to zero but not exactly zero. If there is a way to increase the magnitude of the negative axis then time direction can be controlled and we can then go forward or backward in time directions, positive or negative. The key point to all these is that it is necessary that we cross our dimensional plane into lower or higher dimensions.
    And dimensional crossing comes again.

    I think it's a mayor thing to solve for the "dimensions" part of the TOE.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GUILLE
    And dimensional crossing comes again.
    Each infinitesimal change in the angular distance of the time axis is a movement in fractal dimension. A complete crossing would necessarily be at an angle of at least 90 degrees. However, at 45 degrees the time motion seems to stop. Past, present, and future all seem entangled together, this is where space and time reached an equilibrium point or surface.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AntonioLao
    Each infinitesimal change in the angular distance of the time axis is a movement in fractal dimension. A complete crossing would necessarily be at an angle of at least 90 degrees. However, at 45 degrees the time motion seems to stop. Past, present, and future all seem entangled together, this is where space and time reached an equilibrium point or surface.
    Wait, o, no, but then that's IT!

    I promise you that I have a bigdept with yoy. I have justrealisedthatthis space-time axis at 90º solve the porblems that I had in my dimensional crossings and geometric developments for my photogravitational theory, I think you might remember it,I will post it all inthe thread about it, and why YOU solved it...I have a huge big dept with you, for this, and for all the knowledge I have obtained from you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GUILLE
    I will post it all inthe thread about it
    I will be waiting most anxiously for your post.

 

 
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