#stevember

“Firstly, before we can define anything else, we must learn what a dimension is. A dimension is any plane of existence where, if the laws of physics within said dimension permits it, at least one universe can exist. For example, we all know what paper is. It’s flat. It’s one dimensional. Say I stacked two more pages on top of it. Now we have three peices of paper, or three dimensions.”

“Now, that isn’t to say dimensions are all one-dimensional. In fact, some, if not all dimensions, overlap each other. How so? Let’s go back to the paper example. Say I had a permanent marker. The ink on a permanent marker is so strong that it bleeds through paper. If I were to place a dot on the stacks of paper with said marker, and then glanced at every individual piece, we would see that the dot bled through all three pages, right? This dot, young padawan, is the representation of a universe.”

“What is a universe, then? A universe is a specific realm where time and space (or matter) meet. Universes can either be inhabited by any living being, or completely inhabited. Let’s go back to the dot example. Did that dot come out of nowhere? No, I put it there. I took the time to take the cap off of the marker and place it on any space within the stacks of paper. Time and space meeting together to create one dot, or one universe. There are numerous examples of a universe: the Pokemon Universe, the Mobian Universe, the Steven Universe Universe. Haha. Despite my redundancy, I think it’s quite clear: without time or space, you cannot have a universe. This is why any plane of existence that is devoid of time or space would be considered a dark dimension, or a void of existence.”