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Originally posted by smithjustinb
reply to post by Itisnowagain
But if the stranger decided to chase me down and fight back, then I would respect him enough to give him a good fight. One which he would undoubtedly lose even if he could convince himself that he 'won'.
If we get all the people in New Zealand to use it, when they zap across to the west again we'll know !
Originally posted by NightFlight
My question is: What are the least amount of dimensions needed to make one reality?
Originally posted by Semicollegiate
reply to post by Itisnowagain
A dimension is any continuum, usually represented by a line, that can be assigned a numerical value.
Any quality that can vary in a way that can be assigned a number corresponding to its amount of variation can be treated as a dimension in mathematics.
Qualities that can't be quantified can still be dimensions, but can't be put directly into equations.
If you are starting from scratch, any difference between two things can be on the same dimension or two different dimensions.
Originally posted by Angle
reply to post by Itisnowagain
Read the thread itisnowagain. You will have some clues about what they are. They say time is like a dimension too. It's very interesting.
When I started the thread I was thinking about the very rumoured 'fourth dimension' too but it seems there can be 11. I hope flyersfan gives us some more info about that. It can be very interesting to know where science is at.
Since a thing must be classified as either Matter or Energy....and since both Matter and Energy cannot exist in any less than a minimum of 10 or 11 Dimensional States....your last statement is neither true nor does it make sense.