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Well basically, I believe the world works in macro and micros, and is ordered in interacting "grids" which intersect in external and internal ways.

Basically hypercubes and fractals.

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Like this

Can someone explain the hypercube to me? Or tesseract, whatever you'd like to call it. Not sure if there's a difference. I've spent all day reading on it, but I'm not exactly sure if I understand it.

Pls halp; Pic related

How the hell do u calculate motions in a fourth dimension, i know this probably is an realy stupid Q but in like an second dimension u got y, x and third dim y, x and z. and fourth dim its y, x, z, and t? how do you calculate the T?

And now for the real facepalm. those the fourt dimension andthing to do with Quantum physics?

what if light isn't moving at all and everything just moves through it. it would be impossible to go "slower" than light because it has no actual speed but we can go how fast we want in the "opposite speed" (one being "towards" the light and one being trying to "catch" the light (when we catch it we cant go slower because we have "stopped")). imagine the sun morphing away from the light in all directions like this hyper cube (except with morphing in all directions) and the earth moves through the light that the sun created 8 minutes ago but the light hasn't moved one bit in reality. the more powerful morph (mass) the more powerful gravity. for example two air planes flying around a speed up earth, one flies against the rotation and moves really fast and one moves with the rotation and "stands still".

Help guestimate how much I have :(
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