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There have been many scientists in the past decades that have adopted the string and multiverse theories. There's been plenty of evidence into that direction.

BTW, Seth already mentioned in his book "Seth Speaks" the ramifications of this multidimensional theory (I'm not sure if it was discussed in academic circles already back then), that was around 1970-72. He said there would be black and white holes also. And he foretold the multidimensional nature of particles (that has later been discovered using particle accelerators; just take a look at the types of quarks that have been discovered).

In Seth speak, a particle (like an atom) also represents a time span (1 atom = 1 microsecond), and it would appear in all its associated realities "at once". If particles flick on and off in this reality, they could be b/c they're turning their faces towards different realities across moments. According to this view, there's matter and not-yet-matter, and electromagnetic units. These units would be the lowest common interface between the world of consciousness and the world of matter. I'm really curious if the research into multidimensionality currently being carried out will have any loose ends afterwards, b/c according to Seth, there must be units whose behavior cannot be explained, b/c there's consciousness behind them.

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