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  1. Your whole answer fails one simple truth. You are assuming you did not just write all of this on a forum on a web server loaded in your web browser on a computer that is on your desk that you are using as a human avatar in a simulation of life. If it is a simulation, then anything you can imagine is truly possible but only if we the admins (God) allow your imagination to be true. Think of the prison in Minority Break. Maybe you are a convict and I'm the guard controlling your "punishment" aka Life.. and thus I can grant you a fantasy or ruin it by adding painful aspects to it. But if it is real life, then no what you imagine isn't possible. So all of your work is useless and irrelevant as it is based on an assumption that "Life(TM)" is real and not a simulation or an augmeneted reality experience. If I stuck a chip in your brain with Augmented Reality aspects, when you walk down the street and see a space ship the ship part is a 3D illusion but you believe it because you don't know the chip is in your skull. Far fetched, until you realize whether Life is real or a sim... Go see Dr. Strange from that perspective.. the doc wakes up in a hospital right? And goes on a quest.. but he never really woke up.. The neurosurgeon crashed his car and was crippled.. then they fixed his body.. stuck a chip on him like VR/AR stuff.. and he opened his eyes in a simulated reality... and all of those dimension things are just his "game" experience. His real body was being handled in some cripples-hospital place by nurses, drones, nanites..etc. So in reality Dr. Strange is a paralyzed crippled man.. whose conscience is playing a simulation of life... so no sir.. Dr. Strange didn't go through many dimensions.. just different levels of "Life v35.694.3.504beta9". See how the movie now has a different meaning? So if you can imagine it, it may be possible. Peace out.

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