M-Theory : listing the 11 dimensions

In summary: The 5 dimensions of string theory are length, width, depth, time, and motion. M-Theory adds 6 dimensions to these: x, y, z, t, u, v.
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tangent21 said:
The statement 11 set of 11 dimensions interests me and I have not seen direct reply to that comment. Does anyone have any more thoughts or is this statement simply wrong?
Thank you
At least 10-15 posts in this thread are nonsense. I'm going to ask the moderators to do something about it.
 
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This thread has provoked too many speculative, pseudo-scientific, and non-scientific responses, so I have closed it.
 

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