How accurate is this video about higher dimensions?

Thread starter Jakeness
Start date Jul 9, 2012
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The video in question presents concepts about higher dimensions that some viewers find straightforward initially, but certain claims made around 4:26 raise skepticism. Participants express curiosity about the accuracy of the video's content, indicating it has lingered in their thoughts since viewing. The discussion reflects a desire for clarification on complex scientific ideas presented in the video. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for critical evaluation of claims regarding higher dimensions. Engaging with expert opinions may provide deeper insights into the video's assertions.

Jul 9, 2012

Jakeness

I thought it was pretty straightforward until 4:26, until they started making some questionable claims. I'm no expert so I thought I'd ask here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ca4miMMaCE

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Jul 9, 2012

RGD622

I am also very curious about this, as this video has been on my mind ever since I saw it a few years ago.

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