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Wednesday, December 5, 2007

Experimental Thoughts:

If the first dimension = . and the second dimension = . to . or LxH or HxW or WxL or LxW or any combination of the two...How could flat exist unless it doesn’t.  In looking at the idea that 2 dimensional objects or even that of a one dimensional object exists would require taking on the virtual.  Even a point . is not real as the perfection is as imperfect as a straight line or circle.  It is only a virtual representation which would in itself have LxHxW if drawn or otherwise represented.

One and two dimensions: The object would not be visible to the human eye as it is only a concept.

A hole can be qualified by its existence in a fabric of some sort.  A hole in history is where a lapse of time is noted.  Ex: Time passing from point in time A to point in time B.  That is not to say that nothing happened, but there is a gap.  There the qualification as well as the quantification can be observed. 

How can the virtual be made real without using illusion of virtual reality?  Virtual reality is based on the reality of the code behind the program.  The code itself starts off virtual (a thought) and is made into a reality (the program).  Can it then be said that anything virtually real can become real?  

Removing the 5 senses (visual, audio, taste, touch, and smell) of a previously stimulated human.  Would this equate to death?  Would it then be possible to create a virtual realty as you wish based on prior knowledge?  A dream is another dimension in which we can use the same senses that we use while awake yet the creation of our dream can be as real or as unreal as our imagination allows us.

How does one remove all five sense stimulus from the environment?  How does one suspend being without suspending mind?

Note: Brainwave activity would have to be present to maintain human organic life.  However, our organic matter transfers into other organic matter upon death.  Just as dead leaves, animals, wood, and other organic matter morph so do we.    

How would one measure the affect of a stone or a tree with the interaction of another? ~ Maggie ~ Penned prior to 3 p.m. on December 5th, 2007.

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