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Philosophy of Motion
Read More: Philosophy of MotionI have come across some papers by Thomas Nail that seem to come close to what my idea is about. Worth a look: https://udenver.academia.edu/ThomasNail
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Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension – Now Available on Amazon
Read More: Motion: The Fourth Spatial Dimension – Now Available on AmazonI have been spending the last few months writing out my ideas into a book that has recently been published: https://thefiretongue.com/motion-dimension. As a non-academic with what is a big shift in thinking around dimensional theory, the process so far has had its hurdles yet I have also been encouraged by some highly notable people throughout […]
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Calculating Pi
Read More: Calculating PiThis was a personal attempt to formulate an equation for Pi that I did on my own without any references.
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A Correspondence With Erik From Lovinthings.com
Read More: A Correspondence With Erik From Lovinthings.comI recently reached out to Erik from Lovinthings.com who has expressed a similar idea that motion is the fourth dimension. I was able to condense much of my theory, including the recent advancement of considering force as the fifth spatial dimension. This is a reply that I wrote to one of his messages: Yes I […]
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Summary of DeepSeek Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial Dimension
Read More: Summary of DeepSeek Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial DimensionMy conversations were becoming similar, and encouraging me to reach out to the academic community. I thought to continue my queries with another AI program called DeepSeek. Like ChatGPT, it quickly shot down my idea by explaining the conventional view of dimensional theory. “While the fourth spatial dimension can influence how we perceive motion (e.g., […]
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Summary of ChatGPT Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial Dimension
Read More: Summary of ChatGPT Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial DimensionHaving received such a positive response from Microsoft Copilot, I thought to seek a second opinion, and took my queries over to Open AI’s ChatGPT. The initial response to the same first query was not the same, as ChatGPT seemed to instantly shoot down my premise. So, to clarify: Would you like an analogy or […]
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Summary of Microsoft Copilot Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial Dimension
Read More: Summary of Microsoft Copilot Conversation on Motion as the Fourth Spatial DimensionHaving first put my idea to paper in 2023 about my revelation of motion being the fourth order of spatial dimensions, I had never thought to posit my idea to the artificial intelligence technologies that have been emerging since that time. I was at first skeptical, thinking I might just get the same responses as […]
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Recapitulation of Motion as the Fourth Spatial Dimension
Read More: Recapitulation of Motion as the Fourth Spatial DimensionThe premise of my idea is that motion (and the measurement of an object’s pathway or history of motion) is the fourth step in the order of spatial dimensions. Some have said that the fourth dimension is time, but time is simply one of the measurements of motion. Motion utilises space and is therefore spatial. […]
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The Revelations of Saint Stuart
Read More: The Revelations of Saint StuartIn this blog are some writings that began with a revelation I had about the fourth spatial dimension while reading “Mathematics: A Very Short Introduction” by Timothy Gowers around May of 2023. Interestingly, I have found some similar writing from 2022 at https://lovinthings.com/the-4th-dimension-is-motion/ Also, see Time itself is not the fourth dimension, but emerges due to motion […]
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Motion – The Fourth Spatial Dimension: Part II
Read More: Motion – The Fourth Spatial Dimension: Part IIMotion – The Fourth Spatial Dimension: Part II June 8, 2023 The common representation of a four-dimensional object is the tesseract. Continuing with the symmetrical representation of dimension from the point to the line to the square to the cube, I propose that a tesseract is a symmetrical representation of a cube’s fourth spatial dimension’s […]