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I've heard that there can be said to exist 11 dimensions of space and time, only 4 of which are perceptible to us directly. My question is this, is it possible that these extra dimensions are just collapsed gravitationally, and if so could this account for the apparently weak force of gravitational attraction that prevents it being unified with the other 3 forces? I know a bit about these topics, but I haven't been lucky enough to study the requisite mathematics to even begin to figure this out mathematically. I'm mainly wondering if this idea has already been broached, or if not can someone attempt to refute it?
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