5D: 5-Cube Hypercube

Early Social Awareness of the Fifth Dimension (5D)

◻ The Fifth Dimension Group

The 5th Dimension is an American group formed in the 1960s, with a diverse repertoire of pop, R&B, soul, jazz, light opera, and Broadway. Through their meaningful lyrics and style of multiple colors, the 5th Dimension became well-known during the late 1960s and early 1970s.

◻ A “New Reality” on the Horizon

The group expanded awareness of the fifth dimension into their music. The song “Age of Aquarius” led many listeners to believe that a “New Reality” of unity, harmony, and understanding was on the horizon.

Dualism vs. Unity Duality

Dualism and Unity Duality are two words that mean the same thing to many people but are actually two separate concepts, particularly in mathematics. The most general definition of dualism or unity duality is that “Universal Correlations” can be divided into two or more categories.

◻ Dualism

Dualism is the division of something conceptually into two opposed or contrasted aspects; the condition of being dual; the state of being divided. An example is the separation of brain versus mind.

◻ Unity Duality

Unity duality implies that two distinct concepts are interdependent or connected, rather than separate. An example of unity duality is the functional relationship between the brain (physical) and the mind (mental)

Likewise, light simultaneously behaves as both particles and waves. Scientists have been able to observe this unity duality in action using visual mechanics.

Correlations of Fifth Dimension (5D) to Light

Dimensions are used to describe reality. Beamset is a “New Reality” for Social Design, expanding upwards to the fifth dimension (5D)

Based on correlations between “universal” patterns, Beamset aims to create the 5D Programmable Model for Social Design. One of the main goals of Social Design 5D is to bridge the growing divide between advances in technology and discoveries in Social Design for human well-being and co-creation.

◻ Unity Duality of 5D to a Light Spectrum

1. 1. Both accepted in physics and mathematics
   2. Both accepted in physics and mathematics
   3. Both exist at the subatomic level
   4. Both are symmetrical
   5. Both have minuscule components, such as points (dots) or particles
   6. Both appear as a straight line
   7. Both appear visible (seen) and explainable by using geometry and/or visual mechanics
   8. Both are invisible (unseen)
   9. Both affect human consciousness

1. Both are associated with and symbolic of creative ideas

◻ Fifth Dimension (5D) to Light Chart

Dualism of Light

◻ Correlations of Universal Patterns

◻ General Definition of Light

When you look at a star, you can see the light that traveled from the star to your eye. Astronomers study stars, nebulae, galaxies, and other faraway phenomena by collecting light from them with specialized instruments. All light, whether visible or invisible, is a kind of wave. Light waves, however, are ripples in electric and magnetic fields.

There are seven types of light waves from the sun listed in increasing order of wavelengths:

1. Radio Waves

2. Microwaves

3. Infrared Waves

4. Visible Light

5. Ultraviolet Waves

6. X-rays

7. Gamma Rays

◻ Dualism of Light

Light is in two forms, visible and invisible. Since we can remember, scientists have tried to explain the several phenomena that attribute to this dualism

▪ Visible Light

Visible light can be processed by the human eye. Humans can only see light in colors.

▪ Invisible Light

Invisible light cannot be seen by the naked eye. The types of invisible light are radio waves, microwaves, infrared rays, ultraviolet rays, X-rays, and gamma-rays.

◻ Unity Duality of Light

Light simultaneously behaves as both particles and waves. Scientists have been able to observe this duality in action using visual mechanisms, such as an ultrafast electron microscope.

Dualism of Human Brain-Mind

◻ Correlations of Universal Patterns

◻ General Definition of Human Brain-Mind

▪ Human Brain

The human brain is considered a physical thing; an organ that serves as the central organ of the nervous system; located in the head; protected by the skull.

▪ Human Mind

The human mind consists of all of the interrelated facets surrounding learning, recalling memories, creativity problem-solving, thinking, dreaming (including day-dreaming), knowledge, and decision-making.

◻ Dualism of Human Brain-Mind

▪ Visible (By Human Eyesight)

By observing human behavior and/or activity, frequencies of brainwave can be interpreted. Listed below are the brainwaves and associated human visual behavior and/or activity.

▪ Invisible (Requires Visual Mechanism)

As we have seen, the significant difficulty between postulating a material/physical brain and body coupled with an immaterial/non-physical mind is one of interaction between structural form and/or dynamic form.

▫ Visual Mechanism for Human Brain

Brain imaging or neuroimaging methods allow neuroscientists to see inside the living brain. The use of these brain techniques directly or indirectly visualize the structure, function, or pharmacology of the nervous system as an image. Structural imaging serves to visualize the various structures of the living brain. Functional imaging helps to measure the activity in certain parts of the living brain as it performs certain tasks.

▫ Visual Mechanism for Human Mind

Electroencephalography (EEG) is an electrophysiological monitoring method to record the neurons’ electrical activity in the brain. human brain waves or neurowave are electrical impulses in the brain. An individual’s behavior, emotions, and thoughts are communicated between neurons within our brains.

◻ Unity Duality of Human Brain-Mind

Unity duality implies that two distinct concepts are interdependent or connected, rather than separate. An example of unity duality is the functional relationship between the brain (physical) and the mind (mental).