Mathematical problem of understanding the ten dimensions

‘All possibilities are contained within the 10th dimension’   

There’s a well known, and very insightful explanation available on You Tube, about the 10 dimension theory.  Which apparently is the necessary theoretical assumption, to combine the Quantum theory with the theory of relativity.  As I’ve mentioned before. 

Don’t worry, I’m not at all claiming to be one of the few people who actually fully understand those theories.    In fact, I even encounter some difficulties, somewhere around the 8th step of the following explanation:

I do understand up until the 7th dimension.  

The initial conditions in our reality (the big bang and the laws of nature in our universe) and all the possible timelines (possible outcomes), can be considered as one ‘infinity’.   One abstract point. 

Different infinities are conceivable, when you assume different initial conditions and the associated possible timelines.   Creating a second abstract point.  

The theoretical line between those points (in the 7th dimension) – I suppose – would then be a relation.   The extent to which one conceivable infinity relates to (differs from) another.

But then I get stuck on the next step:

“And as boggling as the magnitude of what we’re exploring here might be…  If we were to branch off from that 7th dimensional line to draw a line to yet another infinity. We would then be entering the 8th dimension.”

The problem is that this is too boggling, if my mentioned presumption is correct.   How can you ‘branch off’ from a relation.  If you consider a 3^rd point, then that point would have separate and independent relations to the 1^st and 2^nd points.  (The animation of the three points would then be a triangle, still in the 7^th dimension.  Rather than a Y shape, in the 8^th dimension.) 

But instead, I gather that the 3^rd point is some sort of a variation on the relation. A new possible relation.  Which I don’t understand, when the points themselves do not change.

So I must admit “8. A split”.  Is beyond me.

Morphine, Neonlight and Tequila Slammers

Not that I’m currently on any of the above mentioned.  Just trying to find some fitting pictures to the nightlife atmosphere created by the bariton sax and the sandblasting voice of Mark Sandman from Morphine.   (Embedding isn’t permitted for this video so I’ll link it right here instead.)

By popular demand – ecological topics

Waterparks.  When is mankind going to realize that the polluting energy, consumed every year, by  …..   O MY GOD !! Is that an azure blue sea-serpent out there ?

Figurine Cosiness – the under Acknowledged Disease

I think they missed at least 2 square meters right there in the middle.

Domestic violence takes new forms

f.i. spouces forcing eachother to perform in televised talent competitions.   It should rate somewhere in between marital rape, and psychological violence.  Loathsome social evolution.   The clothes alone should be on the ”human rights infringement and abuse of civil liberties” list of Amnesty International. 

Or maybe she was just sneezing.  What do I know.

Crappy crop circles

Drunk Aliens trying to signal home that they’ll be a little later than expected, no doubt.

(The  Boing Boing explanation about the reference to Planck’s constant in a crop circle (presumed to be the result of flattening the crop by use of planks), was amuzing.  Even if you don’t go around trying to decypher the mathematical formula behind crop circles, by use of  binary converters and ASCII codes.)

Vigilante Uniforms

Nana nana nana nana BAG MAN

nana nana nana nana

Sin City

The Russians who stare at goats

Definite proof that the cold war, and the arms race is still very much going on.   The Russians have started their own special forces unit of psychic martial artists.  

That poor animal.  You can actually see the cranial blood vessels bursting due to the telepathic activities, in the goat’s final moments, captured on camera.

More Eastern European X files yet to be uncovered.

Strangest gif I ever saw

Maybe an older brother with some computerskills and a pcp habbit.

It’s good though.