Is Time the Same for All Observers in Different Dimensions?

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The discussion centers on whether time is experienced the same by observers in different dimensions. Participants clarify that all observers exist within the same dimensional framework, questioning the concept of a "different dimension." Time is recognized as a dimension, leading to the conclusion that time should be consistent across observers. The conversation suggests that the terminology used may be misleading or incorrect. Ultimately, time is perceived as uniform for all observers within the same dimensional context.
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Is ten minute for an observer in different dimension, with the same speed relatively, same for every observer?
 
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What do you mean by "observer in a different dimension"? Everyone lives in the same number of dimensions (whether it's 3, 4, or 10), so you can't have an observer in a "different dimension" from you.
 
Time is a dimension in itself, so what exactly are you asking? Maybe you are using the wrong word.
 
time will be the same for everyone.
 

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