What would a world where there is three spatial dimensions and two time dimensions look like?
>>8819750
It would look the same.
1 time dimension is like watching a movie start to finish composed of frames
A second time dimension is the folder containing screenshots of every single frame of the movie
I'm retarded and probably wrong, though
>>8819750
You'd have to make up what a second time dimension actually means, as I don't think it's defined at all. I'll just go with it enabling parallel multiverse theory.
>>8819760
this description sounds similar to some first-person accounts of autism
>>8819772
>illustrating a concept with a real world example is autism
Which idiot was the first to misuse "autism" on 4chan anyway?
There could be two time dimensions, we wouldn't know if there were. From the perspective of an individual human, nothing would be different, there would only be one set of events occuring. But to an outside observer, there would be a 2D plane of events happening parralel to each other and influencing each other.
>>8819775
way to keep the legacy going
>https://themighty.com/2016/04/what-does-autism-feel-like/
rain man definitely sparked my interest on this one. definitely, yeah
>>8819768
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imaginary_time
>>8819756
this person is right
>>8819772
>>8819792
Not all people with autism "think in pictures". Some autistic people who have problems with visual/spatial tasks are good at math. Like Jacob Barnett. I have autism and I can't remember pictures for shit, that's why I'm on /sci/ and not /ic/ or /co/.
>inb4 someone says I'm not autistic
That would be very ironic knowing that people use that as an insult constantly whenever someone says something slightly awkward or cringey, right?
>>8819819
will you describe your symptoms that are summed as autism, say, for the sake of comparison?