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What Higher Dimensions "Feel" Like
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Hirams_bro said:Go back and read where I said "food for thought". It was the first sentence.. That would be near the beginning of the post.
Hirams_bro said:I guess you hate String Theorists then for being needlessly complicated. Well, you're certainly not the only one. Seems a lot of people are fed up and dissatisfied with it. I can't say I blame them necessarily, I think we all need to consider the matter further. We don't want to go back to epicycles, but relativity hasn't provided us all the answers. Certainly you realize that.
Higher dimensions refer to spatial dimensions beyond the three dimensions of length, width, and height that we experience in our daily lives. In mathematics and physics, higher dimensions are often represented by additional axes or directions that are perpendicular to the three visible dimensions.
It is currently believed that there are 11 dimensions in total, according to theories such as string theory and M-theory. However, only four of these dimensions (three spatial dimensions and one time dimension) are directly observable to us.
Imagining higher dimensions can be a difficult task, as our brains are limited to understanding three dimensions. One way to conceptualize higher dimensions is to think of them as layers or levels of reality that exist beyond our perception.
As higher dimensions are beyond our current understanding and perception, it is impossible to accurately say what it would feel like to experience them. Some theories suggest that higher dimensions may exist on a smaller scale or vibrate at a different frequency, which could potentially affect our perception and experiences.
While we cannot directly experience higher dimensions, there are some real-life phenomena that can be explained by theories involving higher dimensions. For example, gravity and electromagnetism can be better understood through the concept of higher dimensions, and some scientists believe that dark matter and dark energy may be evidence of higher dimensions.