james bond
Your idea only one dimension could exist (=to be only a point) sounds first a little crazy - but is it really not plausible? One "paradox" in this context (we percept us to live in three dimensions of space and in time) is for example the expansion of the universe. Wherever we will travel in the universe - the universe expands from all points in space and time into all directions, what means: Wherever we will travel, we are always traveling in the middle of the universe. Everyone and everything is always in the middle of the universe! And if we are able to characterize this middle as a point - then we - and everything else with us together - would live indeed "only" in a point - in an expanding point.
This could perhaps explain why always everywhere exist the same natural laws. And this could perhaps explain the behavior of entangled particles, which exist millions of lightyears far from each other and react as if no space and time would exist between them. For sure we have to think about what's wrong with our perception of space and time, if I understand in the right way, what the physicist Anton Zeilinger (alias "Mr. Beam") said.
I didn't really get into your post before this is as all it does is criticize instead of making an argument. Too much trivial beotching.
Then this post. If one dimension cannot exist, then there would be no singularity and no big bang. Thank you for admitting the big bang didn't happen.
Instead, we can demonstrate one dimension can exist by a line. It's easy when you're a 3-D thinking animal. But I'm getting ahead of myself. So, we have all these different points or dots on the line. When they look at each other they just see a one-dimensional dot. However, through some mysterious process in their brain, they can recognize one dot from another. The mysterious process is evidence for God.
If I explained something you already knew, which I think I did, my apologies. I don't understand what you meant after that.
We have 3-dimensions which has been demonstrated -- length, width, and height. The fourth would be space and time, but we haven't proven it exists yet. There is a Nobel Prize waiting for someone who does. Why do you think Einstein's ToR demonstrates it. It's still a theory. Almost everyone believes there is a fourth dimension, but no one has
proven it using science yet. LHC was trying to do it by discovering the graviton or gravity particle. Google graviton.
As for your quantum entanglement, are you referring to another dimension existing like 4-D of spacetime? Sorry, I don't follow you.