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I read a book called A Wrinkle in Time and there are three women named Misses Whatsit, Misses Who, and Misses Which, who use a tesseract to get across long distances in space, and they say that it's like an ant traversing a string held up by two human hands, and instead of traversing the whole string, the humand hands get closer to each other so the distance the ant needs to travel is way less,
https://www.thewrap.com/wrinkle-time-tesseract-sound-familiar/
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In the novel, Mrs. Whatsit explains that if we understand space to be three-dimensional, and time represents a fourth dimension, then the tesseract is a fifth-dimensional bridge between two points in time and space. She uses the image of an ant walking on a flat string. The ant can get from one end of the string to the other by walking its length — but if you fold the string and bring the ends together, the ant can reach the end much more quickly and easily.
A tesseract is the literal “wrinkle in time” from the title, which is also a wrinkle in space. While “A Wrinkle in Time” keeps its tessering fairly simple, the idea is that you use your mind to fold the fabric of space together to bridge two faraway points. In other words, tessering creates a so-called Einstein-Rosen Bridge, also known as a “wormhole,” a concept predicted by Albert Einstein as part of his theory of general relativity.
The word “tesseract” refers to something else in other circumstances. It specifically describes a shape: a visual representation of a cube existing in the three spacial dimensions and the fourth dimension of time. It’s weird to describe, but a tesseract sort of looks like a cube within a cube, made up of many cubes.
Probably the most likely place people have recently heard the term “tesseract” is from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In those films, a blue cube that first popped up in “Captain America: The First Avenger,” later revealed to be an infinity stone, is called a tesseract. It was first used to power the super-strong weapons of the Nazi group HYDRA. And later, the tesseract was used by bad guy Loki in “The Avengers” to open — wait for it — a wormhole that let an army of aliens through to attack New York."
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https://www.thewrap.com/wrinkle-time-tesseract-sound-familiar/
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In the novel, Mrs. Whatsit explains that if we understand space to be three-dimensional, and time represents a fourth dimension, then the tesseract is a fifth-dimensional bridge between two points in time and space. She uses the image of an ant walking on a flat string. The ant can get from one end of the string to the other by walking its length — but if you fold the string and bring the ends together, the ant can reach the end much more quickly and easily.
A tesseract is the literal “wrinkle in time” from the title, which is also a wrinkle in space. While “A Wrinkle in Time” keeps its tessering fairly simple, the idea is that you use your mind to fold the fabric of space together to bridge two faraway points. In other words, tessering creates a so-called Einstein-Rosen Bridge, also known as a “wormhole,” a concept predicted by Albert Einstein as part of his theory of general relativity.
The word “tesseract” refers to something else in other circumstances. It specifically describes a shape: a visual representation of a cube existing in the three spacial dimensions and the fourth dimension of time. It’s weird to describe, but a tesseract sort of looks like a cube within a cube, made up of many cubes.
Probably the most likely place people have recently heard the term “tesseract” is from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In those films, a blue cube that first popped up in “Captain America: The First Avenger,” later revealed to be an infinity stone, is called a tesseract. It was first used to power the super-strong weapons of the Nazi group HYDRA. And later, the tesseract was used by bad guy Loki in “The Avengers” to open — wait for it — a wormhole that let an army of aliens through to attack New York."
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As the late George Carlin used to say; “It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it.”
Trump will always forgive as long as they bend the knee. He did it with Elon, he did it with half of the Republican Party. You shouldn’t be simping for elites who are only looking to get richer and coalesce in order to do so.
None of them are good people, none of them care for you.
Trump will always forgive as long as they bend the knee. He did it with Elon, he did it with half of the Republican Party. You shouldn’t be simping for elites who are only looking to get richer and coalesce in order to do so.
None of them are good people, none of them care for you.
“Different dimensions”
Yeah space is way too big for Aliens to just stay in shadows.
Heck, it's so big that I doubt Aliens can even make it to Earth from outside the solar system
Having said that, I do feel there's need to study Earth history in more detail. There are many unresolved mysteries like how ancient people were able to build such well crafted building without any advanced tech
There is this building in Europe which has holes - of equal diamters, perfectly in shape and equally spaced.
Then how they were able to lift such massive monolithic structures weighing tons. And, I am talking about the period way before Egyptians made Pyramids
Heck, it's so big that I doubt Aliens can even make it to Earth from outside the solar system
Having said that, I do feel there's need to study Earth history in more detail. There are many unresolved mysteries like how ancient people were able to build such well crafted building without any advanced tech
There is this building in Europe which has holes - of equal diamters, perfectly in shape and equally spaced.
Then how they were able to lift such massive monolithic structures weighing tons. And, I am talking about the period way before Egyptians made Pyramids
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Yes I know, this was not the point of the question.
It's a large assertion and different societies did not prioritize science the same way.
Science is STILL the best method and process to understand the world. Period. It's not even a debate. So as long as the worldview follows science, it will follow a course toward more and more understanding and less oppressions.
While I do agree with the idea of systems appearing through stages. I'm not sure it's a universal law. But we don't really have enough data to be sure. We would need a lot more millenias of creations of society to adress this question.
Which is a the most probable option at the moment based on what we know of the world
And worldviews without science have had even worse trackrecord.
Science is not perfect but it's the best method we have.
Who here said they did ?
Let me dream...
Ok Wanda
What proven phenomena ?
It's a large assertion and different societies did not prioritize science the same way.
Science is STILL the best method and process to understand the world. Period. It's not even a debate. So as long as the worldview follows science, it will follow a course toward more and more understanding and less oppressions.
While I do agree with the idea of systems appearing through stages. I'm not sure it's a universal law. But we don't really have enough data to be sure. We would need a lot more millenias of creations of society to adress this question.
Which is a the most probable option at the moment based on what we know of the world
And worldviews without science have had even worse trackrecord.
Science is not perfect but it's the best method we have.
Who here said they did ?
Let me dream...
Ok Wanda
What proven phenomena ?
And, it won't be a thing for centuries to come.
Warping space is completely theoretical. Ignoring all other constraints, just massive amount of energy it requires is mind boggling - something on the lines of energy of the planet and I don't think it's even feasible without anti matter and negative energy about which we don't even know
And, then there are people who say what if we travel with speed of light - this will require infinite amount of energy and is impossible
So yeah it's really hard to digest that aliens can visit us outside the solar system
Warping space is completely theoretical. Ignoring all other constraints, just massive amount of energy it requires is mind boggling - something on the lines of energy of the planet and I don't think it's even feasible without anti matter and negative energy about which we don't even know
And, then there are people who say what if we travel with speed of light - this will require infinite amount of energy and is impossible
So yeah it's really hard to digest that aliens can visit us outside the solar system
https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/11/19/politics/linda-mcmahon-education-secretary-trump
Alcohol my friend never drink it .
They don’t bother coming here knowing how terrible we are running the world .
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Alcohol my friend never drink it .
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They don’t bother coming here knowing how terrible we are running the world .
as expected, it's basically Trump & Friends for 2025 - 2028
https://x.com/thaboyjozu/status/1859057630813319255
would not be surprised if he somehow got Diddy out of jail and got him a position of power within the US Government
https://x.com/thaboyjozu/status/1859057630813319255
would not be surprised if he somehow got Diddy out of jail and got him a position of power within the US Government