Hello Everyone:

I have two more thoughts that I like to add to the topic of the third dimension.

  1. When a music orchestra is playing from the same note and or play-sheet. They actually are performing simultaneously, from the point of observer. This simultaneity can be considered as an animate entanglement. We may be looking in the wrong places for the proof of entanglement.  It may not be in the inanimate world, it may be an animate relationship
  2. From what I read, the universe as we know it only consists of 5% matter as we know it. The other 95% is a combination of the dark matter and energy. This is due to the fact that we can't explain the expansion of the universe with the known equations. What if:
    1. The 5% is the result of the other 95%. In other words, we are here because there is dark matter and energy. And what we consider as animate is the result of the matter as we know it, which is given birth by dark matter and energy  
    2. If 2.1 is true, then there is in reality no space and time that exists outside of our thoughts and observations
    3. If 2.1 is true the big bang can only be the birth moment of the matter as we know it from dark matter and energy, which means we will not be able to know where they come from since we are the result of the result of the result of their existence
    4. If 2.1 is true the only way we can understand the dark matter and energy is going to have to be through the capture of their signals in the matter. Just like the radio waves existed, before we discovered them 

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