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I'd assume a lot of wonkiness in regards to the fabric of spacetime.
And you can sense anything that happens in your dimension at any time?
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And you can sense anything that happens in your dimension at any time?
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I can't say. I've never tried to before.
Any idea what would happen?
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It's certainly better than staring at an empty space for the foreseeable future.
Can you visit other universes at all?
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At first it was all dumped into the creation of a mega-continent with various soulless lifeforms, animals and the like, though I eventually expanded that into other worlds and even star systems as time's gone on. Now I'd say I have something similar to the universe I came from inside of me, albeit much smaller in scope.
Is that... a sort of entertainment?
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A bigger sandbox to play in mostly. While being the size of Jupiter was great and all, I did end up filling that space pretty fast over the years.
What do you do with it?
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About the size of a galactic supercluster. Maybe a little bit bigger.
Do you get anything out of growing larger?
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Mostly. That and stars, though I'll admit that the supply might not be able to meet the demand eventually.
About how big is your dimension now?
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Reality often is.
Do planets really provide enough of a resource relative to the size of a dimension?
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Dimensions are usually just higher spaces with exotic energy bouncing about inside of them. Not all of them have things in the way a lower-dimensional entity might think of it.
Sounds... chaotic, to say the least.
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Fourth, fifth, seventeen-hundredth, it really doesn't matter. Everything has a topology, aside from nothing, but nothing is nothing so it's largely irrelevant.
But dimensions aren't filled with nothing where there isn't something like a planet or star?
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