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Hi, I'm a 29 year old male from India.
I love building websites and ever since I found out what's really going on in the world, I have been very interested in learning and sharing the truth. I now run a website which does the same, it's 12dreality.com
The reason why I chose the name 12 Dimension Reality is because (the domain was available ... shhh), no it's because according to the branch of string theory I put my faith in, there are 11 dimensions to this universe and truth (and in fact reality), changes at every dimension. I just wanted to be 1 up on all of them :)
Cheers folks,
See you around.
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Permalink Reply by The Shiznit on -
Welcome to I-Power, Pulkit.
Interesting website you have there. You've got science; self-development; pseudoscience and the metaphysical; and even some conspiracy theory stuff. Something for every Dimension. lol
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Permalink Reply by Pulkit on -
Thanks ... I figured out sometime back that's everything's connected to everything else at some level, so instead of trying to address certain things only, I try to address as many levels as possible so that people can get the whole picture.
The site is intended to become huge (like really really big), so I hope to get all the help I can, this site included :)
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Permalink Reply by The Shiznit on
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Since you said you are a fan of String Theory and the idea of Multiverses... {is that even a word?}
you might enjoy this short video on the subject. I personally found it to be humorously enlightening. :-)
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