Infinite Dimensions and a Dimensional Mind

I argue infinite dimensions exist. If infinite dimensions exists, the mind would evolve to understand, or sense, new dimensions; as colour was unseen until animals evolved to sense colour, some effect may be unknown that we can adapt to understand. Dreams show we access our minds depth, perhaps we can evolve to sense further depth. I argue, dreams show potential of the mind. Dreams can make concepts clear; dreams have been said to have prophetical, psychological or chronicle properties. The nature of dreams shows promise. I'm sure if every super-power and free imagination was freely accessible, we would become addicted to the accessory. Dreams can fulfill our every want. I hypothesize that we can somehow harness the dream ability, and have that capacity tie to the physical world. The mind is coercive, when we act socially or aesthetically, we do so in light of having a personality; and at other times we're either passive or active - a matter of ego. Our ego and the general spirit of nature is dimensional. We learn shapes at a young age, three-dimensional objects and subjects form our environment. There is colour, there is time; respectively, in this theory, a higher dimension may be critical to some of our ability, that although we don't know, yet, is metaphorically, close enough to touch. In infinite dimensions, dimensions, including those above and below our own dimension, would create a dimensional network (a super-dimension that encompassed dimensions; the encryption of infinite dimensions). We are in a dimensional network, some dimensions are above our comprehension, like colour, and some are below our comprehension, like depth. Colour is enough evidence to suggest that a higher dimension exists that's linked to the physical universe. We can sense colour but we know it by it's physical universe values. Depth on the other hand we can pinpoint mathematically; we can hear around objects or plan ahead. Depth has colour and colour has depth, humans and colour have a bond, and I argue that we may adapt to know what colours mean, in the same manner as life adapted to know depth. Colour is a higher dimension than us, that I argue our species can can harness. Colour has some influence in our life, but not enough for us to measure it. If we could measure colour, we could comprehend nature's swirling colours. To conclude, I argue that infinite dimensions exist, that dimensional networks would eventually form, and our universe would eventually spur. My evidence is the dimensions of our universe that allow for dimensional logic to be theorized. Infinite dimensions are more logical than any God, and wouldn't affect the status quo, other theories can tie into the idea of a dimensional network. Due to the infinite nature, dimension can be adapted to cohere to every aspect of our universe; in a case where, metaphorically, there is a missing piece and we can't construct the puzzle, infinite dimensions is the most logical answer. A belief in infinite dimensions causing and sustaining existence, is as probable as the scientific process. The logic of infinite dimensions, is critical to this debate; it's not that they do exist, it's that, if they did, they cohere to our universe - and therefore, there is probability of infinite dimensions. Infinite dimensions theory 'stalemates' science perfectly.