3rd D the Ultimate Creator of Life


3rd D the Ultimate Creator of Life:

Yesterday I bought a TV with wireless capability. Brought it to my condo hooked it up to the Xfinity Hotspot and now I have news, TV channels and movies that I can watch. I did not have to get any new subscriptions since I have one at our house. There is no physical connection between my TV and the world I am able to observe. It just needs some kind of a power source. I watched a movie about Hollywood, in other words, I watched an abstract from an abstract in an abstract environment. Same thing happens when you open your iPad or iPhone. 
The only connection is Electromagnetism, which gives visibility to these tunnels of connection. In other words the other two dimensions “Energy-Mass” and “Space-Time” are only enablers of the third dimension to materialize the EM to life. 
What if we can look at the dark energy and matter as the EMF needed to create life and we happen, just like the programs on my TV without any connections to it except the invisible EM. Would the characters in the TV shows, as alive as they are, be able to know who is watching them and describe how and why they are where they are? Are we a reflection of dark energy and matter as their abstract form and the only way we can know why we are here is to know the connection between EM and Life with the equation:


L = ETk

Where:
L = Unit of Life
E = Energy = mc2= hv
T = Speed of Thought
k = Proportionality factor


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