Graphing Dimensions (eg. time) on Cartesian Plane

nobb

Temporal Novice
After reading throught many theories on time, I suddenly got a thought. We all know that you can put three dimensions on a cartesian plane using the X, Y, Z axis. How would other dimensions look like on the cartesian plane? How would time be graphed on a cartesian plane? So I was wondering, is it possible to graph time on a cartesian plane? If it is, how would it look like? This would make it easier to visualize the whole concept of time and dimensions. It is kind of mind-boggling trying to visualize the fourth dimension as well as the fifth, sixth etc...
 
Time does not correspond to an xyz axis.

Time is the quality of happening and is more considered a locality.

All experienced time travelers both know and understand this.

If you were on a spaceship, say And you were coming into a certain solar system, the area of concern that you would gaze at, from a distance would be that time locale.
 
roel, what happened to ray? I haven't saw him post lately. I'm guessing the whole chrono chaos drove him away?

if so, it's a shame. While I didn't always agree with the things he stated, I have to admit that some of the things he posted really got me thinking and I learned a great deal after researching many of the topics we discussed, I enjoyed reading his posts.

1stl30l2(\)
 
Yes, he left right after Siegmund was banned. I think it's a shame as well. But although I respect his point of view, fact remains that Siegmund has violated the forum rules more than once. He's even been warned on several occasions. No matter how annoying chrono might be, he has never really violated forum rules. I hope Ray will join us again some day, since his posts were often a great contribution to the forum.

Roel
 
Re: Graphing Dimensions (eg. time) on Cartesian Pl

I hope Ray will join us again some day, since his posts were often a great contribution to the forum.

I hope so too. I enjoyed reading what he had to say.
 
3-D Mass/Time/Space & Dark Matter/Energy

We all know that you can put three dimensions on a cartesian plane using the X, Y, Z axis. How would other dimensions look like on the cartesian plane? How would time be graphed on a cartesian plane?

I thought I would resurrect this thread, as it pertains to a recent post I made about the theories of theoretical physicist Jack Sarfatti.

I do believe that there is a critical, new understanding that mankind will arrive at about how Time is structured. And that is that it is also 3-dimensional in nature, just as we perceive Space. I am also of the increasing belief that the discovery of Dark Matter and Dark Energy (DM and DE, respectively) will help to illustrate this view of Time.

We set the "arrow" of Time based upon our highest frequency sensory perception : vision. It is resonant with the speed of light (c = 300 million meters per second). But we perceive Time as linear on the surface of the "c" light bubble. However, the "extended reality" would seem to say that Time is non-linear in the realms of Dark Matter and Dark Energy. (Where /\ <> 0).

I think there is an important human understanding that is evolving in our global consciousness along these lines. I think it will lead us to understand, and interact with, realities that are beyond our sensory perceptive reality of /\ = 0. The more we talk about it, the more we understand it.

RMT
 
Re: 3-D Mass/Time/Space & Dark Matter/Energy

RMT said>We all know that you can put three dimensions on a cartesian plane using the X, Y, Z axis. How would other dimensions look like on the cartesian plane? How would time be graphed on a cartesian plane?

Creedo replies>You can't graph time to an XYZ axis.

Its more like an a to z axis, including every letter of the alphabet, because there are so many beings in other realties and each one has a differing view.

This deals with random chance monitcarlo math sets, per view, per reality at any one instant.

I'm not being smart here, but any one view is important at any time.
 
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