Multidimensional Time: A Framework for Understanding the Universe’s Fabric
We Are Not Flat
What is Fundamental?
The concept of time as a linear, one-dimensional flow from past to future is deeply ingrained in both our everyday experiences and classical physics. But what if this understanding is merely a shadow of a much richer and more complex reality? Let us discuss the theory of multidimensional time — a revolutionary framework that could fundamentally alter our understanding of the fundamentals of the universe(s).
Rethinking Time
Our flat, singular-dimension view of time has sufficed for centuries, from Newtonian mechanics to Einstein’s relativity, where time intertwines with the three spatial dimensions, forming the four-dimensional spacetime continuum.
However, some quantum phenomena defy classical explanations. For example, entanglement — where particles remain connected across vast distances instantaneously — suggests a non-linear, interconnected temporal framework. Could it be that time, much like space, has more than one dimension?
Theoretical Foundations
Introducing additional dimensions to time could provide a more robust framework for explaining anomalies in quantum mechanics and relativity. Theoretical physicists like…
