Will anyone ever accept that the universe is a three dimensional net?

In summary, the concept of the universe as a three-dimensional net is a theory that has been debated and explored by scientists and philosophers. While there is evidence to support this idea, it is still a controversial and complex concept that may never be fully accepted by everyone. As our understanding of the universe continues to evolve, so too may our perception of its structure. Ultimately, whether or not the universe is a three-dimensional net will depend on one's perspective and beliefs.
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Will anyone ever accept that the universe is a threedimensionall net?
That time passing is a consequence of net moving?

Therefor spinn, sink-source, knot, string, ether, relativity and all the other theories you ever came up with.

Foolishness is driving you into believing in more than three dimensions,
and deed deed inside, you know this.

http://www.quantumnet-string.tk
 
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Actually, inside I am quite comfortable with Minkowskian four dimensionality. Don't assume that because you feel or "know" something is true that others fell or know the same.
 

1. Is there evidence to support the idea that the universe is a three dimensional net?

Currently, there is no definitive evidence that the universe is a three dimensional net. This concept is still a theory and is being explored and studied by scientists.

2. How would a three dimensional net universe differ from our current understanding of the universe?

In a three dimensional net universe, space would be organized in a lattice-like structure rather than being continuous. This would challenge our traditional understanding of space and time.

3. If the universe is a three dimensional net, what implications does this have for other scientific theories?

If this theory is proven to be true, it would likely have implications for theories such as general relativity and quantum mechanics. It could also potentially provide a new framework for understanding the behavior of matter and energy.

4. How would we be able to test or prove that the universe is a three dimensional net?

Scientists are currently exploring different methods for testing this theory, such as examining the distribution of galaxies and using advanced technology to map the structure of space. However, more research and evidence is needed before this theory can be proven.

5. What are the potential implications for our understanding of the origins of the universe if it is a three dimensional net?

If the universe is indeed a three dimensional net, it could provide new insights into the origins of the universe and the fundamental laws that govern it. It could also potentially provide a more complete understanding of the Big Bang and the formation of galaxies and stars.

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