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But the Far Side of the Moon was literally OBSERVED by the laws of physics, when it was described as Higher Dimensional. Also, as I've said above. Being unable to be observed by the laws of physics DOES NOT inherently mean being in a Higher Dimension, let me use an analogy:both cannot be observed by the laws of physics, only the far side of the moon cannot be observed or interacted with by the laws of physics, the far side of the moon is in a higher dimension like the core, but the problem here is, and the part I don't understand is, is the far side of the moon over the barrier? dimensional? Or on the core? If the core alone makes all 4 regions 9D, the number of imaginary spaces should be 10D, but this creates a contradiction, so I am still waiting for the site admins to read and interpret this scale, as it will be either 9D or 10D, probably 9D, related to the structure of the mooncell
If we create a category called "Colory", which so far is only able to describe and observe "Purple", "Red" and "Yellow". And let's say that it proposes that "Purple" has 8 shades in total. "Colory" then looks at the color "Blue" and it cannot observe or describe it. Does that mean that the color "Blue" is a 9th shade of "Purple"?