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> Imagine that a bunch of particles and antiparticles travel along in one dimension. Haha, thank you, hahaha, but no, thank you very much. > If you analyze th
by posterboy 5y ago
> Imagine that a bunch of particles and antiparticles travel along in one dimension.
Haha, thank you, hahaha, but no, thank you very much.
> If you analyze this carefully you can show that in fact three of the spatial dimensions will tend to expand while the six remaining ones will remain compactified.
While 1 is the domain of time, I pressume.
Actually though, the universe is flat spread out, as is the surface of the earth, so the vertical axis, ie. gravity, also needs explained for the human experience to make sense. There are these types of questions like why is my right arm the left arm in the mirror but the head stays up?
I forgot the canonical answer but it's evidently the case that the brain automatically creates a recibrocal to the mirror image which denies the fact that the "left" arm is still on your right side.
- messe 5y ago> I forgot the canonical answer but it's evidently the case that the brain automatically creates a recibrocal to the mirror image which denies the fact that the "left" arm is still on your right side. Generally the argument goes as follows: the mirror doesn't invert left and right. The image of your right arm is still on the right hand side of the image, just like your head remains at the top of the image. Instead it just inverts front and back.