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so if a realm's X axis and Y axis is immeasurable on a 3D level would it qualify for this?
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Technically if a certain point in the 3rd dimension's x axis and y axis is reached it would reach the 4th dimension isn't it? Just like how anything below the Planck Length is considered to be the 2nd dimension in scientific theories.No, that's not Higher-Dimensional at all, it's not even 4D.
Not necessarily, no. Some theories like vanishing dimensions do propose that areas below a planck length or a planck volume are lower-dimensional spaces, but this is moreso due to the fact that a main component of them is the idea that systems with higher amounts of energy have less dimensions, so past certain small or large enough points, space is either compressed or decompressed into fewer or more dimensions, respectively.Technically if a certain point in the 3rd dimension's x axis and y axis is reached it would reach the 4th dimension isn't it? Just like how anything below the Planck Length is considered to be the 2nd dimension in scientific theories.
I mean measurements that are immeasurable by 3D standards.I do not think that our system allows for higher tiers than High 3-A for being infinite along the 3D-axes of movement.
Can uncountable infinities represent the immeasurable value to reach 4D by a 3D prespective?The word immeasurable is just a synonym for infinity, as far as I am concerned. However, there are countable and uncountable infinities.
I just need to know if having an immeasurable y axis from a 3D prespective a 4D feat.I do not know. Possibly, but Ultima or DontTalkDT would have to evaluate it.
i didnt explain my case clear enough tho.Ultima alreasy explained how it wouldn't be the case in his comment tho.
i didnt explain my case clear enough tho.
besides shouldnt a 4D axis have an immeasurable y and x axis?
yes. it involves the immeasurable distances between the earth (mortal realm, secular world) and heaven with both being separated by the sky as its dualistic boundary, followed by the immeasurable distance of the 1st heaven to the 2nd heaven that are already beyond the space-time of the mortal realm till the 33rd heaven with each level of heaven having a higher level of immeasurable than the last viewing the ones below as finite while.The answer is no and the reason is that there isn't any reason why it should be.
Also, the way you use the adjective 'immeasurable' on the noun 'axis' together makes no sense. Talking about an "immeasurable axis" makes no sense. Talking about a 4D axis makes no sense either.
Does this have relevance for any specific verse for that matter?
Once this last question is answered. This can be closedThank you for helping out DontTalkDT. Sorry about if it is comparatively irrelevant.
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Should I close this thread now?