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the void exists before everything and after it because everything that ends goes to void, the void is the beginning of all things and the end of all things, everything is destined to return to void when it reaches its end, including the extradimensional spaces are said to exist within the voidSera Loveheart said:Actually, it wouldn't even be 6D unless it was a dimensional plane above the 5D one. Its like how the "nothingness before creation" in most verses doesn't put it above the dimensional hierarchy if that verse.
The lack of something is just that. It's empty. Not above or below anything. The universe before the big bang wasn't 1-A, then the big bang happened as an expansion of spacetime and now we have our 4D universe. The universe was nothing. Not even 4D. Not 1-A, just nothing. So for the purpose of this wiki, we can't just rank lacking concepts of space and time as 1-A. There is a massive difference between lacking and transcending. First of all, the former could be 11-C. A zero-dimensional singularity lacks all concepts of space and time...and that's 11-C.
I hope I explained it properly, it's pretty late here.
the fal'Cie by what I said of to consider them 5D, the extradimensions in which they neither have access could then be 6D and the void itself even moreSera Loveheart said:Any physicist will tell you the laws of physics don't even encompass all of physics. There's a reason M-theory is...well...a theory.
Yes you don't need infinite dimensions. But FFXIII doesn't even have six. The less dimensions, the harder it is to prove something is beyond-dimensional, as we describe it.
Humility at its finest.Zer00Negativo said:The everlasting? I think I've discussed it with him a few times but most of the time my knowledge was bigger, at least in some subjects