1. Acting upon, influencing, or existing within a higher dimension or state beyond conventional understanding or perception.
2. Characterized by transcendent properties or effects that operate beyond typical physical or conceptual boundaries.
3. (of a phenomenon, entity, or process) Exhibiting qualities or behaviors that suggest interaction with or manipulation of higher-order realities.
Origin: early 21st century; from hyper- 'above, beyond' + -tropic from Greek tropos 'turn, way, manner'
2. Characterized by transcendent properties or effects that operate beyond typical physical or conceptual boundaries.
3. (of a phenomenon, entity, or process) Exhibiting qualities or behaviors that suggest interaction with or manipulation of higher-order realities.
Origin: early 21st century; from hyper- 'above, beyond' + -tropic from Greek tropos 'turn, way, manner'
The scientist hypothesized that consciousness itself might be a hypertropic phenomenon, emerging from interactions between our observable universe and higher dimensions.
by fieldb2 August 4, 2024
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