Does anyone understand what she is trying to say?

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Are you fukking willing to insufflate/ingest/inject enough specifically curated drugs for her message to make sense, breh?
 
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Yeah, just dimensional theory shyt. Usually vision is the example. Think of it this way:

Let's say there's a one dimensional being. Try to describe or tell it to go "up" or "left/right" and it won't understand cause there is no "up" for it. Only forward and backward.

2D creature would understand and be able to go left/right but still wouldn't understand or be able to go up/down

We're 3D so we understand all of these. But imagine someone saying to shrink and expand your size... she's basically alluding to this with sound.

We can hear behind/in front/left/right/up down but a sound in the 4th dimension wouldn't be something we can hear. Physicists are apparently looking into capturing it.
 

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Gravity is the weakest of all the forces and physicists theorize it's because gravity is not constrained to our 3-dimensional reality. Shes using an analogy from a book called Flatland where the people in the book live in a 2-dimensional universe. Since sound travels in 3-dimensions, the people of Flatland aren't able to account for all the sound in their 2-dimensional reality. String theorists believe something similar is happening with gravity with respect to our 3-dimensional reality.
 

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Gravity is the weakest of all the forces and physicists theorize it's because gravity is not constrained to our 3-dimensional reality. Shes using an analogy from a book called Flatland where the people in the book live in a 2-dimensional universe. Since sound travels in 3-dimensions, the people of Flatland aren't able to account for all the sound in their 2-dimensional reality. String theorists believe something similar is happening with gravity with respect to our 3-dimensional reality.

So basically some of the force of a supernova explosion or the intensity of a black hole could spill over into the 4th dimension and they are trying to detect it by measuring smaller particles?
 
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