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What is the difference between Dimensional and Dimension? How can I tell how many dimensional a place is.I am very curious about this I will be glad if you guys answer.
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Dimensional and dimension.
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You need context in the verse to define the meaning of "Dimension" and "Dimensional"
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I not understand how that is.
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In some contexts the concept of "Dimension" is just a universe, but in some it refers to space-time dimensions
For exemple, in Ben 10 the concept of dimension is universo. But in the verses like Hokai Impact or Tengen Toppa the concept is space-time
Basically, you need to declarations about the specific dimension
For exemple, in Ben 10 the concept of dimension is universo. But in the verses like Hokai Impact or Tengen Toppa the concept is space-time
Basically, you need to declarations about the specific dimension
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ok so basically.
There is a dimension as in a certain place in time in space, a universe of sorts.
and there is a dimension as in how you measure or rather how something is measured.
The second one is like this. You are a 3 Dimensional object. You have height, width and length. Lower dimensions lack some attribute of yours. Example: a 2D object will not have width and thus it's width will be 0 while the width of a 3D object is always above 0 and thus a 3D object is always bigger than a 2D object even if it has infinite length. Higher dimensions are incomprehensible to us, however we can use maths to find them.
There is a dimension as in a certain place in time in space, a universe of sorts.
and there is a dimension as in how you measure or rather how something is measured.
The second one is like this. You are a 3 Dimensional object. You have height, width and length. Lower dimensions lack some attribute of yours. Example: a 2D object will not have width and thus it's width will be 0 while the width of a 3D object is always above 0 and thus a 3D object is always bigger than a 2D object even if it has infinite length. Higher dimensions are incomprehensible to us, however we can use maths to find them.
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In Ben 10 it can mean timeline, construct that contains the multiverse and higher spatio-temporal dimension. So yeah it definitely depends on context.
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