A Summary Of The Third Part Of Session Five Of Course Six

Hi there world, this is Samuel Roach here.  I am here today to summarize the third part of the fifth session of Course Six.
            
Physicality is comprised of 96 spacial dimensions plus time.  Each set of parallel universes is comprised of 32 spacial dimensions plus time.  Even though one may have conformal dimensions of various phenomena which may arbitrarily be comprised of anywhere from 0 to 32 spacial dimensions plus time in any given universe, the foundation of dimensionality is a three dimensional base -- to where, when one observes any phenomena up close enough, everything has a relative "up, down, and side-to-side" as well as the opposite "side" to each of these fundamental holomoriphic positionings in any arbitrary case.  Conformal dimensionality corresponds to what makes up the dimensionality of a phenomena so as to invariably define what comprises the basis of what we would normally describe as one-dimensional, two-dimensional, three-dimensional...32-dimensional in terms of how we in the globally distinguishable are able to determine and value these dimensions in one set of parallel universes.
So, the holonomic entity of a one-dimensional superstring works to define the general basis as to what has one dimension when one considers one Laplacian framework at instanton; the holonomic entity of a two-dimensional superstring works to define the general basis as to what has two dimensions when one considers one Laplacian framework at instanton, etc... .  So, based on conformal dimensions that work to define the basis of dimensionality as a whole, there are phenomena in each set of parallel universes (sundry numbers of these) that, depending on the Laplacian and/or the Fourier conditions of these various phenomena, may exist in anywhere from 0 (for a point particle given a Laplacian condition) to 32 dimensions plus time.
I hope that this "sheds light" on what I had posted the other day.  Sincerely, Sam.