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In our Century conciet, we believe we have the answers - if not to all the questions, at least to the important ones. But many curious enigmas continue to mystify and to challenge us. Have we truly defined time and space? Or are there dimensions that are still beyond our present understanding.

Disturbing Contacts
Strange Disappearances
The Road to the Fifth Dimension
Uninvited Visitors
Secrets of the Ancients
Creatures from other worlds
And other oddities that can be discussed in this topic

Hopefully all of you understand what is being discussed so go chat and shoot for the stars.

Ya'll know what to do

I'm in so much of a mellow mood that I literally have no other remarkable statements to add to this begining post.

Enjoy

What could the Fifth Dimension be, in any case? Somewhere in another thread, someone mentions how describing depth to a two dimensional being would be nigh-impossible, and so for us to attempt at comprehending what the Fifth Dimension would be is probably equally impossible.

I once read a book by Stephen Hawking, where he showed a picture of a two-dimensional animal attempting to eat. He shows a camel, and an apple next to its mouth. Then, he shows a picture of the camel split down its mouth, neck, and a curving path around its stomach-area, to its bowels, essentially splitting it in half. He says that in order for the apple to go through the camel, it must split like shown in the picture, so it would be impossible for it to exist as such in a two-dimensional world. I believe this is a good piece of proof that a two-dimensional world would probably be impossible, and a one-dimensional world more than likely be also impossible.

Since it's probably impossible for us to conceive how a five-dimensional world would exist, we can't necessarily assume that it would be impossible, but I think that it's a possibility that a four-dimensional world (what scientists would describe this world as) is the only physically possible world. If anything below four is impossible, than what are the odds that anything above four is as well?

Again, we can't say for sure, but that's just a thought that I had.

blaugh Not everything in this world is plausible or can be explained logically. So basically anything is welcome in this thread as long as you follow the guidelines and rules of the guild. blaugh

All I can say right now, especially for the current memebers since we all have a basic understanding of the guild and its threads, is that whatever you feel belongs here is welcome. rofl

This is true... if it is possible for me to live as long as I have without even knowing anything... then I am certin that knowledge is not necessary for living... well, if you call it living anyways.

A conversation about interesting phenomena anyone?

xd Oh man I am wide awake and wired on an energy drink.
Atleast i'm not dealing with insomnia blaugh

Oh, knowledge is most certainly not required for physical human life. The majority of people (at least in the United States) know what is referred to as "common knowledge." It's hard to say whether or not that makes them intelligent, since common knowledge usually has little to no usage. D:

As individuals, people mostly excel in a certain area. With combined skills, the overall knowledge or intellect of a group can become rather powerful, and this is when individual skills become most useful.

THAT, I do not know. The Ramtha I am speaking of... well, it says that on the first page of wikipedia. gonk I never looked into the "history" of Ramtha. It could easily be assumed that you just looked that up and regurgitated it... no matter.

I know Ramtha for their teachings, not their historical achievements. If you'd scroll down a little, you'd see the section on Ramtha's teachings. When reading the books, I didn't retain information such as where Ramtha came from. That actually did not matter to me much.

Well if thats not the case then please enlighten us on this "Ramtha" blaugh 3nodding