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madhouse2009 Says:
Aug 27, 2010 - @10thdim Dimesions are always changes from state to state. You may say, "You need time to actually change." While this is true in our 3D world, if we lived in a 2D world, time wouldn't be a function, but the change would be in the 3rd dimension to us. Am right? All the dimensions are like variables in an equation.Dimensions are like calculus. If you have the proper function, you can take endless derivatives or integrals of it. We use derivatives and integrals in physics.
LSDetroit Says:
Aug 27, 2010 - Tachyons can move backwards in time. And just because we experience time as moving forward, doesn't mean a higher level being couldn't see us as past, present and future, all at once.
iwanttoloveher Says:
Aug 28, 2010 - @DavidKazlauskas maybe is just because you are stupid? i think that is why
patriot501 Says:
Aug 28, 2010 - @madhouse2009 So you are implying that "dimensions" are relative and these perspectives continue on to infinity? What is keeping one from seeing every perspective in 4 dimensions then ?
DavidKazlauskas Says:
Aug 28, 2010 - @iwanttoloveher Lol... Okay genius, awaiting explanation from "smarter" individual haha.
amcanmike Says:
Aug 29, 2010 - GOOD INFO
motherhorsefucker Says:
Aug 29, 2010 - MY BRAIN JUST IMPLODED
FearThisChannel Says:
Aug 30, 2010 - I see that many people have a wrong understanding of a fourth dimension. In fact, on a deep level of reality, time doesn´t exist. That´s what results look like at the Max-Planck Institut fur Quantenoptik in Germany. In a fraction of time, 1 attosecond, time doesn´t exist. So called Planck-time. And it makes perfect sense, because the only way to unify the Quantum-theory with mainstream physics was to keep ´time´ out of the question. This was what Wheeler and De Witt found out.
dazzmcdoogle Says:
Aug 30, 2010 - anyone who says they can imagine the 4th dimension is lying -_-
bphysicsguy Says:
Aug 31, 2010 - The explanation for why there are 26 dimensions in bosonic string theory can be found by googling "ssi 2005 lykken" and looking at the page with handwritten number 29.Of course it is not in any way related to the explanation given here.
Undertakertv Says:
Aug 31, 2010 - @dazzmcdoogle the forth dimension is the dimension you are falling into when jumping out of a plane
fpoppelaars Says:
Aug 31, 2010 - not something you would want to have to explain to a woman :)
MarkBoo1288 Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - @dazzmcdoogle anyone who can imagine any dimension besides the third is lying.
crawlFace Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - Wow, there are outstanding comments here, as usual!Think of it like this:When we say something is moving “backward” in time, it is more accurately describing “our time/the time we perceive”.This is helpful because it liberates us from demanding that the time we perceive is universal or absolute.And this then ties-in perfectly with what FearThisChannel mentioned in comment about Planck-time.
whydid666 Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - but I have one problem with the time descrition of the 4th dimention....we are chemistry, mostly carbon compounds filled with dihydrogenoxide. Lots of atoms where apart of me (skin,hair, ect.) and have left me and many new atoms become apart of me. And being such that there is no way to predict what atoms of my food or air will become apart of me how would from 4th dimention could you see all me at all moments of my life when they physical me no longer or may not become a part of me.
crawlFace Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - @whydid666 Maybe we can think of it like this:Would atoms billions of light-years away have the same opportunity to become a part of you as atoms that are moments away?In this sense, think of yourself as constantly interacting/moving through a range.All property in this constant range will be connected, possible, or related to you in some kind of way, as in at least "the possibility".
crawlFace Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - @crawlFace Why is this range constant?because it is proportional and defined by you, because it can not be "not proportional" to you.It is simply any and/or all interaction involved with the stability of you/the system of yourself.Of course this system involves more than just you, which would lead us to predict that such ranges are the case for all interaction.For ex. M-theory describes such stability/interaction as having ranges through 11d.
slutypet Says:
Sep 1, 2010 - anything is possible
FearThisChannel Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - @10thdim Time is not moving in a line, it has been proven. Time is moving in cycles. We experience time as moving into one direction, but that is an illusion.
FearThisChannel Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - @dazzmcdoogle True. A flatlander cannot imagine the 3rd dimension, so why should we be able to imagine the 4rd?
FearThisChannel Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - @motherhorsefucker With this amount of info? It's not that difficult. I would like to explain you but then I would need to meet you somewhere and have a pencil and a piece of paper because it's impossible to formulate this in a 500-symbol comment.
FearThisChannel Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - It will be difficult to combine this with biology, neurology and other scientific fields.
WannabeDetectiveAlex Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - @10thdim You sir, win.
supermax110 Says:
Sep 2, 2010 - It would be funny to be a flatlander XD
madhouse2009 Says:
Aug 27, 2010 - @patriot501 Dimentions are relative continuous moments of change. In the first dimension, a point does not change. In the second, a point may change relative to it's single former position. In the third dimension, a line may change relative to its shape, forming our observed 3D shapes. In the fourth dimension, A 3D object may change relative to itself, in a process we call time.We see a pattern that repeats itself on into the higher dimensions.