Do you believe in a third dimension?
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Sure!  The third dimension is almost universally believed to exist.\n\nI think you might have meant the fourth or fifth dimensions.  That's a little bit trickier.  The fourth dimension is time, but it is only occasionally convenient to think of it as such.  In some contexts, there's no question that the fourth dimension is time, in others, it's not convenient at all to think of time as another dimension.  That's pretty much my stance on it-- I don't constantly "believe" that time is or is not the fourth dimension.  I usually base view of it on the situation at hand.\n\nThe fifth and other dimensions are even weirder.  They're apparently responsible for mediating the forces we see, curving space to accomodate the accelerations observed.  I'm a little bit skeptical, but maybe a class in general relativity will sway my opinion.
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This is up to you. I truly believe in the power of perception. Kind of like blind Faith. I have reached a point on my life that I have become such a realist and a believer in factual science that I believe in nothing. Ghost, flying saucers, Aliens, Big Foot, none of that stuff that was fun to believe in when I was younger and more easily influenced. I have become BORING!!!!!!!!!
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No one is exactly sure how many dimensions there are.  There are theorys that suggest a certain number, such as the String Theory.  Though, I think that it is possible that there are an infinate amount of dimensions, but I don't think anybody will ever know.  If they do eventually figure it out I'm sure we will all be long dead by then.
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Currently man believes or percieves only 3 spacial dimensions.  Height, length and depth.  String Theory, the unification theory of quantum and relative gravity hypothesizes up to 11 other spacial dimensions.  God resides where man can not comprehend and angels fear to tread.  Remember, the heart has its reasons of which reason knows nothing.
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No. We are three dimensional beings not two dimensional. If we were to ever conquer the threshhold of time, then that would have occured in our history books. The only person that I can can think of that would've been a user of history instead of a victim is John Lennon. (The greatest song ever is Imagine) hhhmmm, John Lennon, Time Traveler.
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Do you believe in reincarnation?
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Well there are 3 spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension, so there's 4 to begin with. On a macroscopic scale the universe behaves like a minkowski space. However on a microscopic scale even 4 dimensions isn't enough, the maths suggests possibly 11 or more dimensions.\n\nHowever I have a feeling you're not talking in the strictly mathematical sense. If you meant "are there other universes 'beyond' ours", then I have no idea. There are theories that suggest there are, but as far as I know there are no known observations that could answer that yet. We'll just have to wait and see what is discovered.
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Hi! Yes, I do. The past, present and future exist inter-dimensionally and your "knowing" is a form of energy that descends upon you from SPIRIT. This energy is filtered by your conscious and subconscious mind. We interpret this energy in various ways and it works itself into our "dreams". I'm glad you listen to you "dreams" and your intuition. I always say : Awareness is the first step.
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Yes, I believe in intelligence outside of our own shallow planet. As for UFOs I can say they are real..I have seen many objects both day and night, for all my life. I believe.
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"Time" is not a dimension in the same sense that x,y,z,a,b,c, ..etc are spatial dimensions.\n\nThough the human mind is cabable of imagining muti-dimensional space, and can create clever matematical concepts supporting the idea, there is not one whit of physical evidence to support it.  And there is ample evidence to refute it.  \n\nTake gravity, for example.  Measurments show that gravity decreases as the inverse square of the distance from the source, exactly as it should in three-dimensional space.  If there were more than three spatial dimensions, that wouldn't be the case.  So if you want to postulate there are more than three dimensions, you've got to explain why gravity ignores them!\n\nAlso, take ElectroMagnetic Radiation (EMR), which also behaves the same way - i.e. it decreases as the inverse square of the distance from the source, just as it should in three dimensional space.  So if you postulate more than three dimensions, you've got to explain why EMR doesn't know about it!\n\nAs to string theory, scientists proposing it can't agree whether it requires twenty-six dimensions in order for the math to come out right, or "just" ten!  And they all admit there's no known way to prove or disprove the theory itself. That's makes the theory pretty weak. In fact, it makes it almost science fiction! Great mind exercise, but no eidence of reality!\n\nEinstein's theories provide predictions that can be proved or disproved. That's one reason they are so powerful.\n\nSo the jury's still out on multi-dimensional space - and pobably will be for some time to come.\n\nBut it's fun to speculate!  Just don't bet your food money on it!
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I know four dimensions: x, y, z\ntime is the fourth\n\nBut in addition, theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact 11 dimensions, but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size
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I will take a shot at it.\n\nWe are all very familiar with 3 dimensional space, up down, left right, forward backward. To describe the location of an object in space we have to use those three dimensions. BUT. Nothing is actually fixed in space. Everything is moving. So in order to describe the location of an object in space you must also describe at what time that object was at that location or will be at that location. That is why time is called the 4th dimension. \n\nNow here is the really bizaar part. Some scientists think there are more than 4 dimensions. Some propose 10 dimensions and some 26 dimensions. It is called string theory and it is all over my head.
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I believe there's other dimensions but I have no proof of this myself. \n\nIf having dreams that sometimes come true is a paranormal ability, then I have one and I've also witnessed other paranormal phenomena first hand, so I believe in that sort of thing.
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People have different perceptions/realities, based on personal experience (including auditory, sensory, visual) and knowledge. We are greatly limited in our knowledge by perceiving only three dimensions. So, the answer to your question is : ALL THINGS ARE A PERSONAL REALITY .....Unfortunately, too few humans are open-minded enough to realize that their own reality is not a universal truth.
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Okay I'm sure that there is more than a four dimensions out of this well known reality (real life).\n\nabout that string theory I have read a little from wikipedia and it says something, that maybe, the Universe was caused or founded pherhaps by a big Crunch.\n\nTo simplifies it for myself, I think that every Dimension is a continuing line. String is a very small thing that exist only in that dimension and not just one string but millions of it, but only that type or kind of string, for example a flashlight in a dark room you can see those particles of dust BUT refering the -strings- are actually those specific Lumens or Lux that are producing light and interacting in a very small subatomic scale, and refering -dimension- are that beam coming out from that flashlight all the way long to the wall.\n\nYou see only those lumens are interacting in the beam which is the well known Dimension, (we live in it) The Universe.\n\nBut there is fourth Dimensions apart that Can not even touch the beam of light wich represent the dimension or universe we are talking about, because the other Dimensions acording to this theory are beams (lines) but not of light for example another dimention could be as a water fall that comes out of spout (sink dishwasher). curiously that flow of wather is very similar to the beam of light.\n\nOkay I'm sure that this a very deep thing to think about it but friendly I advice you to not get more further because we are just humans and those are very Interesting themes or topics that we can not reach or complete understud \n\nI always have thought that the universe is spheric very similar like that crystal spheric snow ball present or souvenir they give you on birthdays maybe like a Marble.\n\nBut serious talking againg about Dimensions. you know, The Book talk about it, a dimension of living creatures and you know the other dimension of people that is not here anymore We can Not interact each other. \n\nLUX OR LUMENS (a Small Portion from Wiki)\nAchieving an illuminance of 500 lux might be possible in a home kitchen with a single fluorescent light fixture with an output of 12000 lumens. Lighting a larger area with the same number of lux requires a larger number of lumens.
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We observe four dimensions everyday, three spatial and time.\nTime is called a dimension because it makes mathematical sense to do so. \nBut...theories such as string theory predict that the space we live in has in fact many more dimensions (frequently 10, 11 or 26), but that the universe measured along these additional dimensions is subatomic in size. As a result, we perceive only the three spatial dimensions that have macroscopic size.\n\nThis is not so strange as it sounds, which I'll show with an example. Imagine you are in an airplane, flying over sea. Seen from a height, the sea looks flat, two-dimensional. But when the plane looses height we start to perceive the waves, that move in a third direction we could see before.\n\nThe universe could be the same. Four macroscopic dimensions and a few more, hidden ones. We can only perceive them for instance, by the small effects their existence might have on subatomic particles.\n\nSerious enough?\nThe reference is a general article on the mathematical notion of dimensions, that contains links.
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Our existence is defined by 3 spatial dimensions: up-down, left-right, and forward-backward.  Our bodies and senses are only able to conceive these three dimensions.  A fourth dimension really doesn't make sense, because there is absolutely no way we can point in a fourth direction at right angles to these three.\n\n But mathematically, there's no reason why a fourth, fifth, or more dimensions can't exist.  It's quite possible, mathematically, for other dimensions to exist - and it's very probable that, if they did exist, we could never experience them.  NEVER.  That's a bummer, but that's the way it is. \n\n A simple mathmatical 4th dimension mathmatical concept is the tesseract.  Think about these relationships and you may understand what a tesseract is: Line - Square - Cube - Tesseract.  It's a 4-D equivalent to a square (2-D) or cube (3-D).  Google "Tesseract" for more info.\n\n About a hundred years ago a guy named Ed Abbott was asking the same question you've asked.  In order to help him think about what more dimensions are like, why we can't experience them, and what might happen if we could, he wrote a book called "Flatland."  Flatland is a 2-dimensional world, inhabited by shapes like squares and triangles.  They can't comprehend a 3-D world (just like we can't comprehend 4-D)  But interesting things happen when some of those shapes do venture into a third dimension. \n\n Actually I was wrong when I said that humans can't comprehend 4 or more dimensions.  Additional dimensions come in pretty handy in physics.  The most common example of this is time, which lots of scientists treat as a 4th dimension.  But it's a 4th dimension in which we can only move one direction - forward.  By looking at time as a 4th dimension, it's a lot easier to understand most of the principles Einstein came up with in his theory of relativity.  \n\n Another area of science where multiple dimensions are handy is a theory of what everything (atoms, electrons, protons, etc. - the basic building blocks) are made of, called string theory.  It's really complicated, but basically if you think of every basic partical as a string vibrating in 10-dimensional space, then all of relativity and quantum theory works out pretty well.\n \n Finally - to answer your question - do I believe in different dimensions?  Yes.  I think a lot of what we as humans see as spiritual - everything from angels to heaven to how God can do what He does - is a lot more easier to explain if there's a spiritual realm close to us, but separated in a 4th dimension. But that's just my thoughts - it makes sense to me, but I'd have a hard time proving it to anyone.\n\n Great question!  Hopefully these answers help you comprehend it.  And if you're the first person to venture into the fourth dimension, then please come back, look me up, and take me with you!