Do you know the difference between multidimensional-space and extradimensional-space?

[Alexander]

Does anyone know what the difference is between multidimensional space and extradimensional-space and what would happen if both exist in the same cosmology (or at least it is said that multidimensional-space exists but extradimensional-space is said with string theory)

 

[Orioreeem]

It really all depends on context nothing on its own

 

[Alexander]

it is mentioned that extradimensional-space was destroyed.
but of course that's just the mention in problem sleuth and has nothing to do with the question

 

[Confluctor]

Extra dimensional and multi dimensional all have multiple meanings depend on the in-verse context. Without it, hard to say other than they are separate dimensions of unknown size.

 

[Alexander]

to be more specific multidimensional-space is said to work with quantum mechanics and srchodinger's cat.
since the universe is unknown and has such a large size that although much was seen, not everything was seen, but thanks to a certain capacity many universes, time lines and unobserved dimensions can be detected.
Since information and existence are synonyms (in the verse) it means that when you perceive information, existence says that it exists.

and there is an infinite possible number of universes, time lines and dimensions, that although some have been observed, not all are observed because the information is not seen

 

[Confluctor]

I am not sure I am understanding your question very well here, tbh. Are you trying to find tiers for them?

 

[QuasiYuri]

it is mentioned that extradimensional-space was destroyed.
but of course that's just the mention in problem sleuth and has nothing to do with the question

It wasn't destroyed. Time and space being cut just revealed extra dimensional string.

Regardless it basically means the same.

 

[Alexander]

I am not sure I am understanding your question very well here, tbh. Are you trying to find tiers for them?

here is a simpler example:

there is the multidimensional-space where it works like the normal multidimensional-space (that is, search for multidimensional-space in google) but there are also planes like the extradimensional-space that dominates the entire multiverse

 

[Confluctor]

I understand that much, but your question is somewhat confusing. Are you saying can these two exist in one multiverse? If so, why would it not?

 

[Alexander]

that is, it prevents them from existing in the same universe. because both are based on theories about dimensions

 

[Confluctor]

Who or what is preventing it? Irl science?

 

[QuasiYuri]

They're p much synonymous term so I highly doubt it.

 

[Alexander]

ok