The 12 Dimensions theory

The 12 Dimensions theory was proposed by Tony Stark in 2012 to both quantify the dimensions of reality and gain a better understanding of the Omniverse.
Stark started the 12-dimensional journey with the first four mathematical dimensions—a point, a line, a plane, and three-dimensional space. Stark then explained that a person could use the point-line-plane postulate to formulate the dimensions above the second dimension. Stark explained that three-dimensional space is a point in a time line, i.e. the fourth dimension. A collection of time lines joined together at certain points creates a time plane, i.e. the fifth dimension, which Stark noted was the dimension of time travel in one particular universe. Collections of time planes connected at certain points or time lines forms a universe, i.e. the sixth dimension. A connection between two similar universes creates a universe line, i.e. the seventh dimension. A collection of many similar universe lines creates a universe plane, i.e. the eighth dimension. A collection of similar universe planes creates a multiverse, i.e. the ninth dimension. Two connected multiverses creates a multiverse line, i.e. the tenth dimension. A collection of many multiverses creates a multiverse plane, i.e. the eleventh dimension. Finally, the collection of all the multiverse planes creates the Omniverse, i.e. the twelfth dimension. As Stark explained, "This is the furthest anyone can climb in the dimensional tree, since the Omniverse contains any and all reality."
Upon the theory's proposition, Stark referred to his ability to communicate to other beings in the Omniverse as 12th-dimensional communication.
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