Intelligent Design

[T'ai Chi]

We agree. Is n closer to zero or to infinity?

Because 0 is actually a number and infinity is not a number, I'd say n is closer to 0.

 

[hammegk]

Good answer. Also, if we assign as usual time as a dimension, by theoretical considerations and observational facts n must be at least 4.

 

[Mojo]

Good answer. Also, if we assign as usual time as a dimension, by theoretical considerations and observational facts n must be at least 4.

Why bring "theoretical considerations" into it? The 3 spatial dimensions and time are all well established as observational facts.

 

[hammegk]

A number of things, but the fact that gravitation by theory must vary per the inverse square law in this universe is one.

Three flavors of neutrinos (by theory) agreeing so far with observation is another.