“Does God really exist?”
Chen Fei murmured to himself: "The ancients generally believed that the sky is round and the earth is round, so the ancients basically believed that gods exist in the sky in our human world.
But with the development of science and technology, humans have now confirmed that the earth is round, there are no gods in the sky, there is no Chang'e on the moon, and the sun is not a crow.
If gods really settle in the sky of our earth, it should be possible to meet the gods when an airplane passes by.
But there have been so many planes flying in the sky, and people basically know the specific conditions of every location in the sky. So far, there is still no precedent of finding gods in the sky, and there is no precedent of killing gods. But we know that God exists...
At this time, William answered: "Then this explains a situation. Gods exist, but they live at different latitudes from us. They still need to rely on the earth to exist, but they are unable to be encountered, seen, or touched by us. "
"So there is still a key link missing in defeating the fragmented Gaia you said..."
"Yes, that link is latitude space."
William said enthusiastically: "How much do you know about latitude?"
At this time, Chen Fei was helpless. He smiled awkwardly: "I used to be a real estate salesman. If you ask me how much the house price per square meter in the first-tier cities is, I can tell you with certainty. But you If you ask me about the latitude, there’s no need to ask, I don’t know anything about it.”
"Then let me explain it to you from the basics."
William also made a helpless expression and said: "Our universe has different dimensions, and "dimension" is the concept of direction. Among them, zero latitude is best understood as a point that does not move.
One-dimensional space is linear and only defined by one long direction.
Two-dimensional space is a spatial pattern established by two directions. It is planar and established by two directions: length and width.
Three-dimensional space is three-dimensional, established by the three directions of length, width, and height. It is also the space in which we humans live.
The four-dimensional space is fluid in time and space and is established in the four directions of length, width, height, and time, where the fragments Gaia and Alaya are.
In fact, any one-level low-dimensional space is a cross-section of a higher-level space, and moves along the axis of the extra dimension of the higher-level space to form a higher-level spatial pattern.
For example: a line is a cross-section of a plane and moves into the plane with its width as the axis. In theory, any one-dimensional space is only established by the unique dimensions of this space.
In fact, in addition to being established by the unique dimensions of this one-dimensional space, any one-dimensional space can also be reflected in a higher one-dimensional space in the form of cross sections.
After understanding the above theory, we can explore the characteristics of life forms in the spatial patterns they adapt to.
Ants are a typical life form adapted to two-dimensional space. Their cognitive ability is only sensitive to the flat space established by the length from front to back and width from left to right, but they do not know the height up and down.
Although their bodies have a certain height, it is only a cross-sectional relationship to three-dimensional space.
Ants don't know how high they are when climbing a tree, because they follow the scent left behind by their bodies, and they can only sense the front, back, and left sides of the tree.
We have all played this game: a group of ants carry a piece of food and crawl toward the nest. We use needles to pick things up and place them very close to their heads. All ants will only search forward, backward, left, and right on one surface, never upward.
Because for ants, the sudden disappearance of food in front of them is really a mystery. When they cannot find it on a plane established by two dimensions according to their cognitive abilities, the piece of food is mysteriously missing to them. Because this food has entered the three-dimensional space from their two-dimensional space!
Only if we put the food back on their sensory surface can the ants rediscover it. This appears mysteriously to the ants!
It can be seen that as far as ants with current abilities are concerned: the height of three-dimensional space is their cognitive limit!
Life forms living in any one-dimensional space can only perceive this dimension, and the unique dimension of the higher one-dimensional space is the limit of their cognition.
From this, we can think of the mysterious disappearances and mysterious appearances rumored in human society.
For example, a pilot saw the pyramids being built in ancient Egypt and then disappeared immediately; another example was a pilot who saw a golden land and then disappeared immediately, and other mysterious cases in time and space.
We humans are life forms that live in a three-dimensional space. The limit of our cognition is space, which can only be determined by length, width, and height, and occupies one point in time, which is now.
Thousands of things in human society can only exist in space established by length, width, and height and at the point of contact with time. That is, in the survival mode constituted by "now".
From the theory of dimensions, we know that three-dimensional space must be a cross-section of four-dimensional space, and it moves along the axis of time, the extra dimension of four-dimensional space, to form four-dimensional space.
That is to say, in the four-dimensional space, the body formed by length, width, and height is not connected to one point. The four-dimensional timeline will not just stay in the present, but will be stretched out, which is what we think of in the three-dimensional space as the past and the past. now and in the future.
The pattern of four-dimensional space is that it can be freely combined with time. There is no concept of "past", "present" and "future" there. It breaks that the combination of body and time in our three-dimensional space can only be limited to one point, which is the current cognitive limit.
The combination of the body in the four-dimensional space and time is free. When the body in the four-dimensional space and the time combined with it are the concept of "future" time in our human cognition of the three-dimensional space, this body will be in our human perception. Can't find it.
Because we cannot see things in the future, if the body of the four-dimensional space and the time combined with it are what we humans think of as the "past" time concept, we cannot perceive it either, because we cannot see things in the past either.
If the object around us falls into the four-dimensional space for unknown reasons and is combined with the time we think of as "past" and "future", we who stand at the present time will feel that the object suddenly disappears before our eyes. When we use our knowledge and ability to search three-dimensionally up and down, left and right, and front and back, we will conclude that a mysterious disappearance has occurred.
If this object is freely combined with the time we think of as "now" in the four-dimensional space, the object will bring a space-time intersection point within the reach of cognitive ability, just like we put the food back in a place that ants can perceive. Just like on the ground, we will think that objects appear mysteriously.
Just like ants in a two-dimensional space don't know there are humans in a three-dimensional space, how do humans know about life forms living in a four-dimensional space?
Whenever we pick up a piece of food that ants have worked so hard to find, and watch these ridiculous and pitiful little beings panicking for food that is just 1 millimeter above their heads, we should think about it: Is it possible? Less than a millimeter above my head, there is a four-dimensional being looking at us and laughing?
Could it be that the mysterious disappearances that occasionally appear around us are also gods from the four-dimensional space, teasing us, self-righteous primates, just like we tease the poor little ants when we have nothing to do?
In this way, we can think about it: if the ant wants to find the food on his head, it must enter the three-dimensional space;
As far as their current abilities are concerned: it is impossible to enter the three-dimensional space because they use smell, and this "smell" represents their experience. It is determined that they can never enter the three-dimensional space.
But what if the ants come up with an innovation and no longer use the "smell" that limits their development forever in this relatively three-dimensional space, but instead use their eyes to "see"?
This may be an earth-shaking refresh for them! And whether they would think so is unknown.
Perhaps they are smug about how advanced their scent is. Otherwise, there would be no development for hundreds of millions of years.
In this way, we can also think about ourselves from the perspective of four-dimensional space: our language represents our experience. Compared with the four-dimensional space, it limits our development.
But we are different from ants. We can think and try various methods to find answers to problems that we cannot figure out.
So can we enter the four-dimensional space and experience "experience" beyond human experience?
I think: This is possible, and human beings may already have the key to enter the four-dimensional space. That key is in the hands of human beings themselves, and it is within us.
Let me first give you some examples of people who occasionally perceive the four-dimensional space: the famous legendary figure Mr. Li Guoxiong foresaw in his sleep that he would have a car accident with a red car with a flat rear end. Even though he was driving carefully, he still crashed into the same car on the highway as in his sleep.
Nicholson, a child born in London, England, is usually not good at words and loves to fantasize. Suddenly one day, he said: If someone gives him food tomorrow, he will starve to death. At that time, people didn't believe it and thought he was insane. Sure enough, he starved to death on the streets the next day.
They all accidentally entered the four-dimensional space and sensed what happened in the "future". Just like you, some people sensed that dangerous situations were about to happen in the future. In the eyes of others, this seems to be nothing more than magic or witchcraft. Nothing special anymore.
In fact, their ability to enter the four-dimensional space is all related to their right brain!
Modern physiological and psychological research on the magical right brain space of our human beings: discovered a strange fact about the human nervous system: the brain is actually composed of two almost independent parts with different functions, which are medically called the left hemisphere and the right hemisphere. hemisphere.
The only thing that connects the left and right hemispheres is a large bundle of nerve fibers called the "callosal body", which is like a road connecting two kingdoms with completely different cultures.
The left and right hemispheres each perform different tasks. The left hemisphere is responsible for rational and logical analysis and language functions.
The right brain is in charge of music, rhythm, and images, in other words, perceptual perception and sense of space. "Unconscious" psychological processes such as dreaming and waking fantasy, epiphany, and inspiration are mainly functions of the right brain.
Other experts suspect that humans’ magical sixth sense and thought sensing are all related to our right brain. "
"brain?!"
Chen Fei thought about William's words again and understood himself: "Sam has sensed the future, and Alex has also sensed the future, but it's like they were dreaming..."
