You are now in the 2nd one

When we sleep we wake up to another dimension hardly like this one and at that peculiar place we assume we are awake. We remember vague moments of our current actions and call them dreams. When we sleep there we wake up here only remembering the things that are common for both dimensions, but still cannot making sense of them. We assume this one is the real one and other one is dream in each separate plane.

This might look like a wild theory but think about it. Think about what an odd thing sleeping really is. To spend a portion of your day without consciousness or a definite memory. Since we are used to it it feels normal but! ( No need to focus on the little story above, just state your opinions about sleeping )

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the photon is not destroyed, it is absorbed by an electron ( or with enough frequency by nucleus ) probably to be emitted again.


causality is not absolute. "faster than light" might be out there we just do not have anything to confirm it with. but there might be other ways like creating conditions so that particles traveling faster than light, namely tachyons would slow down and become interactive and observable by means of photons.

Also a question. A charged particle, lets say an electron, interacts with other charged particles. The principles how this occurs is defined by the variables of magnitude of the charge, a constant and the distance between charges. So the electron has to know how further away another electron is to repel it by adequate amount of force. This calls for another concept, like the constant downloading our modems do just to confirm we are still connected. This may be electromagnetic field but if electron is constantly constantly checking for particles to interact, isn't it also continuously losing energy? By definition you have to lose energy to apply force. This is also applicable to gravitational forces. ( May be that is why they are searching for a higgs boson)