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Like many other people, scientists have long been interested in the origins of the great discoveries and historical works that define human history, as well as why people like Einstein, Newton, Mozart or even Leonardo were able to achieve achievements beyond their abilities. Your age, as the Daily Mail wrote atv.hu.
Michael Bravica, a professor of physics at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is trying to answer all these questions from a completely new direction with his theory based on so-called hyperdimensions, that is, the assumption that our universe actually consists of more dimensions than the universe. There are four dimensions that we humans recognize: length, longitude, latitude, and time.
“The mere fact that we can imagine dimensions higher than four in our minds or in mathematics is an amazing gift that goes beyond biology.”
Pravica said.
According to the classical explanation, the level of human consciousness depends on the amount of information that is integrated between different parts of the brain. This means that the more new information is associated and integrated, the more conscious an organism becomes. Pravica's theory leaves the field of neuroscience to search for the answer in the world of theoretical physics.
According to the Harvard-educated physicist, in moments of heightened awareness — such as when we enter a dream state or when we use our brains to perform creative or deeply intellectual tasks — our consciousness can, as it were, transcend the physical dimension and connect to the world of physics. Higher dimensional level. In these situations, our consciousness “synchronizes” with the hidden dimensions and thanks to this, in a few blinks of an eye, receives a flood of inspirations that seemed out of reach before. At least that is the opinion of the scientist who uses this example to illustrate his level-crossing theory: “Let us imagine that we are two-dimensional beings living in a two-dimensional world, like characters in comic books. Suppose a ball passes over us. We will first see this ball as a point, which grows larger and larger to form a circle as it approaches, and then gradually shrinks until it disappears from sight. Not We have no idea that it is actually a 3D shape.
According to the scientist, even if we cannot physically observe these hidden dimensions, our consciousness can sometimes be able to communicate with them and “tap” them, the portal reported. Although hyperdimensions are a widely accepted theory among physicists, some scientists reject the idea of pravika because it blurs the lines between science and spirituality. On the other hand, Pravica hopes that the development of technology in the future will enable physical examination of hidden dimensions.
