The Man
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Logically, no matter how many so-called dimensions there are, they are all by the very nature of the process by which dimensions are created, mutually dependent on each other and therefore readily apparent simultaneously everywhere.
This means that the idea that there is some "other dimension" just a little "out of synch" with this one, isn't something that is possible other than in science fiction and clever mathematical puzzles. It's no different than Escher's staicase illusion, which uses two dimensional trickery to make it appear that a third dimension is at work, when in fact it isn't. Watch this fun little video that illustrates what I'm getting at:
The only possibility that some other state of existence exists in some parallel place to ours is to consider it as an entirely separate universe, tied by some common thread to a "multiverse".
j.r.
So just how many so-called mutually dependent readily apparent simultaneously everywhere dimensions are there anyway (“Logically” that is)? Your latter paragraph seems to assert just “one”.
How are you defining your “so-called dimensions” (not to mention “mutually dependent” as well as “simultaneously”) and what is this “process by which dimensions are created” of which you speak? Given such a process would not “how many so-called dimensions there are” potentially be variable? Is there also a “process by which dimensions are” destroyed and what is that process?
Oh and welcome to the thread.