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Subject: Re: Where did the 3 geometric dimensions come from?
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Sam Wormley wrote:

> On 5/8/16 6:47 AM, 7 wrote:
>> Where did the 3 geometric dimensions come from?
> 
>    One might say that the three spatial dimensions where created in the
>    big bang... and that of course begs the question, where there three
>    spatial dimensions in the environment in which the big bang occurred.

Sorry you can't do that because it assumes the 3 spatial dimensions did
not exist before big bang in order for you to claim that it was
created in the big bang.