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I feel like we are over simplifying. This all rides on the existence of tachyon particles. Math used in certain ways can validate or simulate anything, but it
by Sparkyte 3y ago
I feel like we are over simplifying. This all rides on the existence of tachyon particles.
Math used in certain ways can validate or simulate anything, but it doesn't mean a scenario of a dimension greater or smaller than ours exists except by theoretical representation. I am fine with that it is fun to think about.
Dimensions beyond what we can perceive even if it is less than or greater than our own is pure nightmare fuel. I will simply leave it to math.