Hypothesis of the 11 Dimensions of Reality

The Hypothesis of the 11 Dimensions of Reality are a speculative, semi-cosmic framework that expands reality beyond the usual 3D + time setup and goes full multiverse mode. It starts grounded (length, width, depth, time) and then progressively spirals into probability, branching universes, meta-universes, and finally… absolute nothingness. Often used in sci-fi debates, metaphysical arguments, and by people who say “hear me out” before explaining existence itself.

Breakdown:
1–3. Length, Width, Depth – Regular space. You can bump into stuff here.
4. Time – The “you can’t go back but you wish you could” dimension.
5. Probability – Every “what could’ve happened” timeline.
6. Branching Universes – Same starting point, different choices, infinite regrets.
7. Different Start Universes – Same game, totally different character creation.
8. Universe Plane – The multiverse’s group chat.
9. Universe Hopping – Skipping realities without going step-by-step.
10. Infinite Possibilities – Literally everything that can exist, does.
11. Void of Possibilities – Beyond existence, beyond potential, beyond “bro.”

“Bro, in Dimension 6 of the Hypothesis of the 11 Dimensions of Reality there’s a universe where I passed that exam.”
“Yeah, but in Dimension 11 none of this even exists.”

by AbzuInExile January 24, 2026

N-Dimension Problem

The challenge of trying to comprehend or communicate about a subject that exists across many simultaneous planes of reality (e.g., emotional, economic, historical, biological, digital), when our tools for thinking are inherently low-dimensional. We're forced to create flat, simplistic models (2D graphs, binary arguments) of phenomena that are fundamentally multi-dimensional, losing critical information.

Example: Understanding a person's "health." A doctor might see the biological dimension (lab results). An insurer sees the economic dimension (costs). The patient feels the emotional and psychological dimensions. A sociologist sees the public health dimension. No single view is complete. Arguing that any one dimension is the "real" truth is an N-Dimension Problem—flattening a hyper-complex reality into a manageable but false simplicity.

by Dumuabzu February 8, 2026

Dimension of Probability (5D)

The theoretical fifth dimension, existing alongside length, width, height, and time, where every single possibility that didn't happen in our universe goes to live out its existence. It's a vast, invisible ghost-realm crowded with all the jobs you didn't apply for, the people you didn't marry, and the winning lottery numbers you didn't pick. Occasionally, when you get a sudden shiver or a feeling of déjà vu, you're just experiencing a brief dimensional tear, catching a glimpse of your life in the Probability Dimension where you made the other choice.

Dimension of Probability (5D) Example: "I saw my ex with her new boyfriend and felt a weird pang of regret. But then I remembered that in the 5th Dimension of Probability, there's a version of me who's still with her, and he's probably miserable. That thought made me feel much better."

by Dumu The Void February 14, 2026

Multiverse Dimensions

The various dimensional frameworks that operate across the multiverse—not just the 3+1 dimensions of our spacetime, but the full range of dimensional possibilities that different universes might contain. Some universes might have 4 spatial dimensions, some 11, some none at all. Some might have multiple time dimensions, or none. The concept of multiverse dimensions acknowledges that dimensionality itself is a variable across the multiverse, not a constant. Our 3+1 dimensions are just one possibility among infinite. Multiverse dimensions are the ultimate expression of "things could be otherwise"—even the most basic structure of reality is negotiable.

Example: "He contemplated multiverse dimensions, imagining universes with 4 spatial dimensions where you could reach inside a locked safe without opening it, or with 2 time dimensions where you could experience past and future simultaneously. Our universe felt suddenly cramped, limited, 3D. But it was home, and home has its own beauty."

by Dumu The Void February 17, 2026

Extraphysical Dimension

A dimension of reality that is not composed of physical space or time—a realm that exists alongside our universe but is not part of it. An extraphysical dimension might be where consciousness goes when it's not embodied, where angels dwell, where the dead reside, where possibilities wait to become actual. It's not "somewhere else" in physical space; it's "somewhere else" in a different sense entirely—a different order of reality that interpenetrates our own without being accessible to our senses or instruments. The concept of extraphysical dimensions allows us to imagine realities that are real but not physical, present but not detectable.

Example: "She felt her deceased grandmother's presence strongly in the old house—not as a ghost, but as a comfort, a warmth. She imagined an extraphysical dimension where Grandmother now lived, still close, still loving, just on a different frequency. The feeling didn't need proof; it needed language. Extraphysical dimension gave her that."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026

Extraphysical Dimensions

The plural form, acknowledging that there may be many such realms—not just one extraphysical reality but a whole multiverse of them, each with its own laws, inhabitants, and characteristics. Some might be heavens, some hells, some simply different orders of being. Some might be accessible in meditation, in dreams, in near-death experiences. Some might be completely beyond human reach, forever unknown. The concept of extraphysical dimensions opens infinite space for speculation, hope, and fear—there may be as many realities beyond physics as there are within it, each awaiting discovery or imagination.

Example: "He read about near-death experiences and wondered if they glimpsed extraphysical dimensions—realms just beyond the veil, briefly accessible when the physical body shut down. The accounts varied wildly, suggesting many such dimensions, not just one. Heaven and hell might not be places but categories, containing infinite variety. He found this either comforting or terrifying, depending on the day."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 17, 2026