On The Tau-Sub-Tau Tesseract Of Time
Channel: Rev Jonathan Barlow Gee
Date: 2023-11-02

PODcast 013 D

4. What is a tau sub tau tesseract and how is it able to measure tachyons?

A “tesseract” or “hypercube” is a 4-space shape symbolizing a single cube over time as a pair of conjoined (or nested) cubes. So, symbolically, one can depict the “shape” of the 4th-spatial dimension as a tesseract. Since the 4th-spatial dimension necessarily supersedes the 3-dimensions of our local universe and the 1-direction of time as we experience it herein, we can measure our cosmos as extending beyond these 3&1/2 dimensions of our local universe into the 4th-spatial dimension of “spacetime.” Now, if we assign number-sets to distances in spacetime, we may observe that spacetime exceeds our local (observable) universe by an indeterminate, undefined and potentially limitless amount. Thus, we can call 4-d “spacetime” truly infinite. If we continue counting out further into the cosmos beyond “spacetime,” we arrive at a torus with our local universe as its core; this can be likened to the “aleph” or “transfinite” number-set. Just as our local universe is temporary (it had a beginning - the “big bang” - and it will have an eventual end - in “heat death” when all matter-energy returns to pure ZPE), so too is hyperspace the energy-field that existed before the “big bang” and which will exist after universal “heat death,” but even this is finite - merely being the boundary of a “gravitational singularity” containing our local cosmos as a “baby universe” inside it. The torus-shaped cycle of cosmic “big bangs” and “heat-deaths” in the “gravitational singularity” of “hyperspace” is, likewise, the nested core inside the larger hypersphere describing this gravitational singularity itself and, just as the “local universe” is at the core of the 4-d shape of “spacetime” and labeled with transfinite number-set maximum sums, so too is the cyclical torus of our local cosmos labeled as “aleph-sub-n” and the larger sphere of the gravity-well containing this labeled as “aleph-sub-omega.” Between the “gravity-well” and the “event-horizon” of the meta-cosmic black-hole containing our own cosmos as its “baby universe” we can label a tesseract as “tau-sub-tau” indicating the largest possible (now known) number set to symbolize the border of local-cosmic time. Beyond this “tau-sub-tau” tesseract surrounding the local cosmos (combining the cyclical torus model of our reincarnating cosmos with the local universe and hyperspace surrounding it), is the “event horizon” of a larger blackhole inside a, yet still larger, “parent cosmos” - however, because we do not yet know the physical, mathematical and geometric nature of this “parent cosmos,” we can only be certain that “time” itself exists up to the level of the “tau-sub-tau” tesseract in this model.