My sense is that being able to move through other dimensions (specifically a fourth spatial dimension) and into/out of our 3 space happens ‘superluminally’ since it’s more or less instant. The speed of a particle in 3 space has no dependence on its speed in the 4th dimension (by analogy with flatland - the speed at which a particle on the plane moves out of the plane).
No reason to assume the 4th dimension is constrained by the speed of light. I guess I don’t know enough about Bell’s inequalities and entanglement (yet! Will look forward to reading more) but I think that might help. A fourth spatial dimension is both local and nonlocal (it affects particles at all points in 3 space but isn’t constrained by 3 space). And it makes sense that it shows up only when we get down into the fabric of 3 space (subatomically) since...honestly am still trying to figure that out.
Is our 3 dimensional “flatland“ hurling through 4 space really fast? Are we suspended like with a magnet on both sides of our flatland, holding particles in place - except for leptons and photons which can oscillate above and below the plane?
Is the many worlds hypothesis true? Do we mostly move through 4 space on an arrow of time? And there’s a clear inertia there. But at the edges we can move through other 3 spaces? Why is there such inertia? How do we not be totally bound by it and move without its constraints?
My sense is that being able to move through other dimensions (specifically a fourth spatial dimension) and into/out of our 3 space happens ‘superluminally’ since it’s more or less instant. The speed of a particle in 3 space has no dependence on its speed in the 4th dimension (by analogy with flatland - the speed at which a particle on the plane moves out of the plane).
No reason to assume the 4th dimension is constrained by the speed of light. I guess I don’t know enough about Bell’s inequalities and entanglement (yet! Will look forward to reading more) but I think that might help. A fourth spatial dimension is both local and nonlocal (it affects particles at all points in 3 space but isn’t constrained by 3 space). And it makes sense that it shows up only when we get down into the fabric of 3 space (subatomically) since...honestly am still trying to figure that out.
Is our 3 dimensional “flatland“ hurling through 4 space really fast? Are we suspended like with a magnet on both sides of our flatland, holding particles in place - except for leptons and photons which can oscillate above and below the plane?
Is the many worlds hypothesis true? Do we mostly move through 4 space on an arrow of time? And there’s a clear inertia there. But at the edges we can move through other 3 spaces? Why is there such inertia? How do we not be totally bound by it and move without its constraints?