Scientific American (August 2000) has an interesting article called The Universe's Unseen Dimensions which may interest you. Unfortunately, it is not available from the Scientific American web site. Your local library will be your best source. The article is related to D-brane theory of our universe being one of many with matter sticking in a very narrow range on this 2-dimensional sheet. The unseen dimension is thought to exist at about 1 mm range. Gravity is the mechanism that links all universes together and our universe is only one of many. If you are familiar with my ideas that wavelets and oscillons are necessary for human learning the above model would make my suggestions an automatic consequence from the D-brane theory. Soon equipment will be on line to test this model of D-brane theory. It is likely that strong anti-gravity forces will be observed and min-black holes. For those interested in the CORE processor and the quantum theories of consciousness this article is relevant. Gravity is probably the link for superconductivity, consciousness, and thought. Since there are many dimensions it becomes possible to artificially create entangled links in self contained systems acting as a whole. People and the CORE robots are an examples. The trick is to allow the system time to communicate thought quantum gravity with multiple placed particles in another plains. Currently this is thought to be related to Planck's constant. Notice that this model is supportive of Hempfling's model of how the universe remembers, systemic memory in evolution, and systemic memory in people, and Corey robotic systems. Ron Blue http://turn.to/ai
