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what do I care about biased interpretations of indirect tests when anyone can directly test for 4D space in the manner I described? It's very easy, and to the best of my knowledge all tests have come up false.

So decades of quantum physics, which must by necessity use relativistic terms instead of Newtonian ones, are nothing but biased, indirect tests? I repeat, learn something about what you are criticising before you criticise it. Give me an example of the sort of false test you cited above.
I'm talking about the test with the 4 (or 5) sticks. I explained how to perform it. It is a direct test for a 4th dimension, and every time it comes up with the same result. Or don't you believe in the concept of falsification?

You people and your attention spans... Please learn to use a scroll bar.

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I can't see atoms either. No physical test I could do myself would prove that atoms exist. Or their constituents, such as quarks. If we all relied on nothing but our 5 senses and what "common" sense tells us, we would be missing out on a lot of discoveries, and we'd also be getting a lot of things wrong.
This implies that you do understand the principle of indirect testing. This is exactly the kind of testing commonly done when one is searching for God. One looks for evidence of the Creator in that which has been created.

But you'll flip-flop and become unable to understand indirect testing. So predictable... You know, the process of honest inquiry doesn't allow much leeway for double standards.

Dark Matter + Dark Energy = Dark Truth

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