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Rising Star
SWIM got hold of this recent Scientific American article
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-strangest-numbers-in-string-theory
which explains why a number system invented in the 19th century explains why the universe has ten dimensions. SWIM agrees with this concept, as it is validated at least once weekly by the performance of his 5HT2a receptors. Anyway, the author of that article encourages other SWIMs to play the following game, to help them recoginze the undelying structures of hyperspace:
Elementary Particle Explorer
SWIM, in his more serious moments, believes that these cutting edge cosmologists guys are getting close to something we psychonauts already understand.
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=the-strangest-numbers-in-string-theory
which explains why a number system invented in the 19th century explains why the universe has ten dimensions. SWIM agrees with this concept, as it is validated at least once weekly by the performance of his 5HT2a receptors. Anyway, the author of that article encourages other SWIMs to play the following game, to help them recoginze the undelying structures of hyperspace:
Elementary Particle Explorer
SWIM, in his more serious moments, believes that these cutting edge cosmologists guys are getting close to something we psychonauts already understand.