Time Might Exist in 3 Dimensions–and That Changes Our Ideas About the Univers

by janandonly • 6 months ago

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gnosis67• 6 months ago

Time is a surface area of which particulate are spinning hyperdimensionally. Half spins cause torsion (and bind the particle to mass locality), that torsion interferes with the surface area of the time dimensionally (which is merely potential decaying.) This is gravity.

Universal potential, and the discrete “spinners” packetizing particulates exist outside yet tethered to space and time. This explains entanglement, which I believe is a vibrational coordinate though more separately on that.

Besides I would like to cry “lie” to the basis of presumed 3D reality. Everything is spinning falling and ephemeral (potentials interfering and resolving as opposed to fundamental states.) True coordinates are based on axis and planear offsets, not unlike those used in navigation.

In existential reality, coordinates must be translated to and from relative dispositions, and in our video games or short hand equations, we use x,y,z. While still performing translations on demand and calling that convention.

Time Might Exist in 3 Dimensions–and That Changes Our Ideas About the Univers

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