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Dec 9th, 2001, 03:35 PM
#17
Frenzied Member
Time is not a dimension; it is a phenomena.
Proof?
Think of each dimension as an axis of a graph. In order for a dimension to "Exist", a point on that graph has to be able to move along that axis.
Now any dimension is a subset of the dimensions above it (for example, dimension 1, a line, is a subset of a plane. dimension 2, a plane, is a subset of dimension 3, space. etc.)
So if time is a dimension, it must be a subset of some other controlling factor.
There is no other factor, but there are dimensions higher than 4, thus time is not a dimension.
Also, if time began, then time cannot be a dimension because a dimension must be infinite in all directions.
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