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>Can you make up a type of dimension that's neIther a dimension of time nor a dimension of space?
Yeah, look up muh quadratic forms.
In other words, [math]\mathbb{R}[/math] with the symmetric form constant zero has no timelike or spacelike dimensions.
>Any interesting property of an universe with an infinite amount of time dimensions and space dimensions?
Anon's property: It sucks.
>Any good read regarding quirky dimension stuff?
Hausdorff dimension.
>Any work relative to the analysis of fundamental ideas such as concepts? Like what if you had an universe made of concepts and another type of concept, like completely different yet compatible in a way?
Sounds like category theory.