/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9857793
>Vedic physics
Not real physics.

>There are 64 main dimensions
Why not 42?

>each dimension is further divided into many sub-dimensions
Dimensions.... "You Keep Using That Word, I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means"

>there are other planets which we can perceive but at the same time we cannot see their inhabitants.
Who is your dealer? You should stop buying him....

>>9857814
You get so trapped in intellect that you won't think outside the box. You are scum. Words won't even reach to you at this point you intellectually obessed nerd.

Man, fuck this board.
>Not real physics.
Muh western physics
Muh white skin
Muh western philosophy

>>9857819
>You get so trapped in intellect that you won't think outside the box.
Yes... Yes.... I know.... I'm constrained and you are free.... Blah, blah, blah....

>You are scum.
Coming from you? Thank you.

>intellectually obessed nerd.
Too much flattering, but thanks.

>Muh western physics
Which works, in contrasts with vedic physics.

>Muh white skin
Like the skin of Omar Khayyam or Hideki Yukawa...

Untill you fight for like this the humanity will never succed finding the thing it was made for ! Or it will take hundred times more time than they expected from us !

who cares if there's another spacial direction to go in
like, what could really be hiding in there anyway

it's not even cool or magical it's just that there's another physical direction you can travel in. maybe a 3d viewer would perceive it as someone walking into a portal and disappearing, but the walker himself would just be able to see the 3d world plus whatever other physical objects can go into the 4th dimension. why are 4th dimensional objects necessarily interesting? why wouldn't it just be like, a 4d rock or a 4d table? why do you assume they have to be magical entities containing the secrets of the universe?

>>9858161
>like, what could really be hiding in there anyway
Kaluza-Klein modes.

>>9857793
>Vedic
>physics
>>>/x/

>take LSD
>leave my body and fly through dimensions unenglishable
>come back and immediately get into yoga so that i can open my third eye without taking LSD

god im intelligant

>>9857793
>there are 64*(Subdivisions) dimensions
okay, and what is the evidence and implications of your claim? Oh there's no evidence and it has no implications on our 3 dimensional * time observations?

Pathetic.

>>9857819

>>9857793
>>9857814
serious question, how do you explain all those ancient sites with the perfectly formed buildings in south america?

and those radioactive spots in India where they have mass graves of people who suddenly died

We've already found out that humanity is way older than most anthropologists say. It's not outside the realm of plausibility that ancient humans would have had technology on par with or superior to ours, only to have gone nearly extinct from nuclear war/other catastrophes.

>>9859535

and its also possible (as in "not proven to absolute certainty to be impossible") that the world was created 5 seconds ago when pixies died farting the universe into existence. Epistemic possibility is not the same thing most people mean when they say possible, they mean "could have happened". if there was a nuclear war in the last 19 trillion(at the very least) years on earth we'd know by the amount of bismuth. So yeah...

do we REALLY know humanity is older than anthropology , archeology and biology suggest? Don't think so, at least i don't.

And there's a really simple explanation for the geometry of those buildings : basic geometry isn't hard, people can figure stuff out.

>>9857793
The third eye is the pineal gland ya dunce

>>9859535
>perfectly formed buildings in south america
geometry + tools you don't look at the statue of david and think it needed pyramid sound energy to construct do you?
>radioactive spots
like jodhpur? yeah you don't know how radioactive decay works. Hiroshima and Nagasaki aren't even radiated anymore cesium and strontium are the longest lasting isotopes. Even if there was nuclear war 8000 years ago you don't just have irradiated soil existed forever.
>it's not outside the realm of plausibility that ancient humans would have had technology on par with or superior to ours
you underestimate what we've had to overcome to have the understandings we do. Sure lots of mystic shit eludes to things that pseudo intellectuals associate with quantum physics, but there's a difference between a working theory like relativity and fucking day dreaming a grand order and writing down the number of entities you saw taking DMT and saying there are 64 dimensions. Yeah it is pretty unlikely just like you wouldn't expect to find dinosaurs in the fossil record before the cambrian explosion. Besides what fucking tech do you think they had? Pyramids with gold caps that resonated with the earths magnetic field and made flying cars? Sound technology to manipulate heavy objects? zero point quantum energy extractors and interdimensional space travel? The Anunaki must have implanted the information in our DNA and the mayans found it through the human sacrifices, which were actually there first rudimentary attempts in extracting information from DNA. It's not outside the realm of plausibility. See I can say whatever the fuck I want too and call it a theory.
Pathetic.