By: Jim Kendall

Jim Kendall — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 23:12:27 +0000

Re: Are There Extra Dimensions?; “A Course in Miracles” informs us: “For Time and Space are one Illusion, which takes different forms.
If it has been projected beyond your mind you think of it as Time.
The nearer it [the mental projection] is brought to where it is [in the mind], the more you think of it in terms of Space.” (my []’s, & caps)

By: chrisstevens

chrisstevens — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:15:43 +0000

A quantum enfolded many dimensional hologram universe makes total sense, and fractally it works at all lengths from Planck to infinity.
I’m not convinced by String Theory (though cosmic strings seem a sound idea); SUSY/Supersymmetry
makes more sense to me.
I predict we’ll find bosons/neutralinos everywhere in our Hologram, and ordinary matter will be proved to be just a condensing out of DM at levels sensitive to photons.
And DM will have a large Periodic Table of its own, visible matter will be just one DM ‘element’.
Gravity will be found to be just an aggregation of quantum activity.
At larger levels, why should there not be an infinite hierarchy of matter, with DM just a small local ‘element’ one level up from baryonic matter?
I can’t conceive of another model that makes any sense. Anyone else got a good thought experiment
hypothesis on fractals, infinity and DM?
The universe/multiverse/spacetime is infinite, it is scalar and fractal, with infinite dimensions.
Quantum mechanics happens at warp speed, ie infinite speed, which means synchonicity/simultaneity.
Gravity is the aggregation of a large number of Planck sized quanta, and every dimension has its
own gravity.
At infinite speed, quanta are everywhere at the same time. Time is everywhere simultaneous.
Everything is happening everywhere simultaneously in infinite dimensions.
Dark Matter is the soup, the jelly our local universe floats in, the effect of an aggregation of Planck quanta in many dimensions.
Ordinary Matter is the condensing of one dimension of DM sensitive to photons at the local level.

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