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What you're describing is generally not considered two dimensions, but just different scales of one dimension.
by bufferoverflow 4y ago
What you're describing is generally not considered two dimensions, but just different scales of one dimension.
- 19f191ty 4y agoThat's what I said too. The article seems to describe scales rather than dimensions. They specifically say there's just one flow of time. But as one the comments below says, there are two time-translation symmetries. Which in certain contexts can be thought of as multiple scales. It is also very common in the real world