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Miguel Alberto
Nov 7, 2009, 7:51:07 AM11/7/09
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We are all familiar with the first three dimensions. Dr. Albert
Einstein defined the fourth dimension to be time.
Recently, Dr. Lisa Randall defined the fifth dimension to be that
direction to and from bent timespaces.
Velocity in mechanics, mass current in gravitational science,
current in electricity, and entropy production rate, EPR, in
thermodynamics, all access globally bent timespaces.
Objects going near the speed of light have a field of globally
bent timespace around them. Black holes exceed the lightspeed
equivalency inside every black hole.
On a black hole the lightspeed equivalency is at the event horizon
where the value of pi is two. Inside the black hole the value of pi is
less than two, until at the singularity the value of pi is zero.
When the lightspeed equivalency is exceeded all who exceed it are
transduced into probability. Through this mechanism we have probability
transduction teleportation to any place, time, and probability timeline
thereof.
Timelines? Yes. For every probability there is a timeline.
Traveling sideways in time to these timelines is traveling in the sixth
dimension.
As you go into the more globally bent timespaces, using EPR is the
easiest way, your mind gets more powerful to manifest your
visualizations as reality, by easily traveling in the sixth dimension to
the timeline where your visualization is reality.
"If you have the faith of a mustard seed and say to this mountain
move it shall be moved". You go to the timeline where the mountain is
elsewhere.
When graphing fifth dimensional travel by EPR, which is identical
with polarity cancellation rate, we find that the extents of polarity
cancellation constitute the seventh dimension.
Using the analogy of a sheet representing the one substance,
E=Mc², and wrinkles in that sheet representing, "information", matter
and all that is knowable, we find that extents of differentiation
represented by heights of wrinkles, define the eighth dimension.
Is the eighth dimension mind bogglingly remote? Spikes in the
eighth dimension are pains.
The length and width of these wrinkles constitute the ninth and
tenth dimensions. More dimensions?
In mechanical engineering the dimensions of each object in a
mechanism add up dimensions. The first three of one object, are the
first three, but, then the three of the next object are the fourth,
fifth, and sixth dimensions; and, of a third object the seventh, eighth,
and ninth; and, the next object, the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth; and
so on.
You can see that definition of dimensions is in all how you cut
the baloney.
Einstein defined the fourth dimension to be time.
Recently, Dr. Lisa Randall defined the fifth dimension to be that
direction to and from bent timespaces.
Velocity in mechanics, mass current in gravitational science,
current in electricity, and entropy production rate, EPR, in
thermodynamics, all access globally bent timespaces.
Objects going near the speed of light have a field of globally
bent timespace around them. Black holes exceed the lightspeed
equivalency inside every black hole.
On a black hole the lightspeed equivalency is at the event horizon
where the value of pi is two. Inside the black hole the value of pi is
less than two, until at the singularity the value of pi is zero.
When the lightspeed equivalency is exceeded all who exceed it are
transduced into probability. Through this mechanism we have probability
transduction teleportation to any place, time, and probability timeline
thereof.
Timelines? Yes. For every probability there is a timeline.
Traveling sideways in time to these timelines is traveling in the sixth
dimension.
As you go into the more globally bent timespaces, using EPR is the
easiest way, your mind gets more powerful to manifest your
visualizations as reality, by easily traveling in the sixth dimension to
the timeline where your visualization is reality.
"If you have the faith of a mustard seed and say to this mountain
move it shall be moved". You go to the timeline where the mountain is
elsewhere.
When graphing fifth dimensional travel by EPR, which is identical
with polarity cancellation rate, we find that the extents of polarity
cancellation constitute the seventh dimension.
Using the analogy of a sheet representing the one substance,
E=Mc², and wrinkles in that sheet representing, "information", matter
and all that is knowable, we find that extents of differentiation
represented by heights of wrinkles, define the eighth dimension.
Is the eighth dimension mind bogglingly remote? Spikes in the
eighth dimension are pains.
The length and width of these wrinkles constitute the ninth and
tenth dimensions. More dimensions?
In mechanical engineering the dimensions of each object in a
mechanism add up dimensions. The first three of one object, are the
first three, but, then the three of the next object are the fourth,
fifth, and sixth dimensions; and, of a third object the seventh, eighth,
and ninth; and, the next object, the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth; and
so on.
You can see that definition of dimensions is in all how you cut
the baloney.
Craig
Nov 10, 2009, 4:46:44 AM11/10/09
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"Miguel Alberto" <gell...@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:1818-4AF5...@storefull-3112.bay.webtv.net...
Terminate the digital cummutator using a kinetimatrix. The
stati-integrity enabling generator is faulty. You can also try to
suspend the quantum resistor and bend the holosensor distribution. Check
the manual for instructions. You may need a new anomalous transponder.
Check the frequency of the isojig core. Also defragment the
phero-inversion transmuting storage if necessary.
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Miki
Nov 10, 2009, 6:17:42 AM11/10/09
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On Nov 10, 5:06 am, Ha Spheric Zion <z...@harsh.epic.com> wrote:
> "Craig" <nom...@notime.com> wrote in news:
>
> > Terminate the digital cummutator using a kinetimatrix. The
> > stati-integrity enabling generator is faulty. You can also try to
> > suspend the quantum resistor and bend the holosensor distribution.
> > Check the manual for instructions. You may need a new anomalous
> > transponder. Check the frequency of the isojig core. Also defragment
> > the phero-inversion transmuting storage if necessary.
>
> A very imaginative and laughter provoking set of responses to Miguel's
> posts. I enjoyed reading them all. Of course, I may be completely
> mental....
> "Craig" <nom...@notime.com> wrote in news:
>
> > Terminate the digital cummutator using a kinetimatrix. The
> > stati-integrity enabling generator is faulty. You can also try to
> > suspend the quantum resistor and bend the holosensor distribution.
> > Check the manual for instructions. You may need a new anomalous
> > transponder. Check the frequency of the isojig core. Also defragment
> > the phero-inversion transmuting storage if necessary.
>
> posts. I enjoyed reading them all. Of course, I may be completely
> mental....
I _am_ completely mental and overjoyed that the ST:TNG universe
actually exists in some people's minds.
Miki
Craig
Nov 11, 2009, 12:01:40 AM11/11/09
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"Ha Spheric Zion" <zi...@harsh.epic.com> wrote in message
news:hdbdvr$m6t$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
>> Terminate the digital cummutator using a kinetimatrix. The
>> stati-integrity enabling generator is faulty. You can also try to
>> suspend the quantum resistor and bend the holosensor distribution.
>> Check the manual for instructions. You may need a new anomalous
>> transponder. Check the frequency of the isojig core. Also defragment
>> the phero-inversion transmuting storage if necessary.
>>
>
>
>> stati-integrity enabling generator is faulty. You can also try to
>> suspend the quantum resistor and bend the holosensor distribution.
>> Check the manual for instructions. You may need a new anomalous
>> transponder. Check the frequency of the isojig core. Also defragment
>> the phero-inversion transmuting storage if necessary.
>>
>
>
> A very imaginative and laughter provoking set of responses to Miguel's
> posts. I enjoyed reading them all. Of course, I may be completely
> mental....
>
> posts. I enjoyed reading them all. Of course, I may be completely
> mental....
>
Don't worry we are allowed to be mental here..:-)...what worries me is that
Miguel may be right.:-)..the end is nigh folks head for the hills....
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