Dimensional Travel and the Human Body

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The discussion centers on the hypothetical concept of dimensional travel and its effects on the human body and memory. Participants assert that such travel is purely speculative and lacks scientific basis, emphasizing that any consequences, including memory loss, are limited to creative imagination. No documented experiences of dimensional travel exist, reinforcing the notion that this topic resides in the realm of fantasy rather than established science.

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I am not a physicists, engineer or even a student of such, however, I am writing a book and so this leads me to research. Say traveling to another dimension is possible. Would the traveler lose his/her memory there, only to regain it upon return to the dimension they started from?

What would this kind of travel do to the human body? Has any such experiences been documented? If yes, where?

Thank you in advance.
 
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FantomTravler said:
Would the traveler lose his/her memory there, only to regain it upon return to the dimension they started from?

Changes to the traveler memory are limited only by your imagination.
 
FantomTravler said:
I am not a physicists, engineer or even a student of such, however, I am writing a book and so this leads me to research. Say traveling to another dimension is possible. Would the traveler lose his/her memory there, only to regain it upon return to the dimension they started from?

What would this kind of travel do to the human body? Has any such experiences been documented? If yes, where?

Thank you in advance.

You are asking about a fantasy, not about science. As Borek says, what happens depends only on your imagination. There is no such thing as a person "travelling to another dimension", so we can offer no scientific help to you.
 

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