enditall727 said:
We are 3 Dimensional/3rd Density beings, correct? Well supposedly, a being will not be able to fully understand the dimensions below it and over it. So a 2 Dimensional being cannot and will never fully understand the 3 Dimensional plane until it gets there.
A 2 Dimensional Being that fully transitions to the 3 Dimensional plane will not be able to understand how it was able to even fathom living in the 2 Dimensional/2nd Density plane.
Now lets look at us, and our 3 Dimensional selfs. We cannot fathom the thought of even living in a 2 Dimensional/ 2nd Density Plane. We also cannot fully understand the 4 Dimensional/4th Density plane.
When i was looking up some Alien type info, i came across something that was very interesting. A guy who was describing his supposed encounter with a UFO. He was basically going on about how weird it was. He commented on the weirdness of how it was able to move and bend. He was going on about it and how he just couldn't "UNDERSTAND" it and how it was almost as if it wasn't of this "DIMENSION"
Which rises the question " Could these supposed unexplainable, extraterrestrial beings/encounters be from another dimension?"
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We can fathom living in a 2 dimensional space. Edward Abbott wrote about the possibilities of the whole experience in his novella Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions. He talks about flat landers having no stomachs since it would divide the being in half.
There's a flash movie that explains what you're pointing at. Planes from dimensions 1 to 10, perhaps even an 11th dimension. It's real cool stuff to try to wrap your brain on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjsgoXvnStY
As for answering the OP... I can't. Simply, I would suggest to be open minded and skeptical at the same time. We humans are proof in itself that life exist. There's no way I can prove the same elsewhere in the universe, but the chances of other civilizations elsewhere is not 0%. To believe that we are the only living beings with intellectual thought is sort of sad. The possibilities, the kinship we can share in understanding that we're not simply life forms clinging onto a small dirt clod.
Here's to all of us.