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Epsilon=One
07-31-2005, 02:47 PM
The below is a post and reply which took place on another Physics Forum.

Is there an obvious reason why the compactified dimensions of string theory are never invoked as a “medium” for quantum theory’s nonlocal communication? Lightspeed restrictions apply in the extended spatial dimensions but it would seem that all parts of the universe would be in touch almost instantly through the shared space of string dimensions.
Title: The geometry and motion of phenomena

If the geometry and motion of "strings" were clearly defined it would be seen that there is no orthogonal "space"; a better term for the concept of space ("medium") might be Dyosphere (dynamic oscillating spheroids), which is clearly observable with the effects of "dark" matter and "dark" energy.

Quantum theory's various non-locality phenomena (and other voodoo qualities) are manifestations of the fundamental motion of Pulsoids. Pulsoids is a more descriptive term than "strings."

Thus, the "medium" is the phenomena (geometry and motion) of Pulsoids ("strings").

You are quite correct with your intuition that "...all parts of the universe would be in touch almost instantly..." Otherwise the Cosmos would appear as the balls on a billiard table; the trick is to explain "Why?"

All Pulsoids ("strings") share the same limits of locus; however their cyclic time and seminal axes are independent of one another. Contrived "Lightspeed restrictions..." within the dyosphere, do not apply!

Clearly there is a reason why such thinking is a non-starter. But what is it?

Only two things are infinite,
the universe and
human stupidity, and
I'm not sure about the former.

Albert Einstein [1878-1955]