(DISCLAIMER: All of this is only from what I know; please correct as necessary.)

I have come up with a very cogent theory for the origin of matter in the third dimensional plane. If you recall Einstein's explanation of gravity (space is a flat plane, and any object with mass creates in indentation upon it;

like placing a rock then a marble on a piece of fabric drawn taut, the marble will roll towards the rock because it indents the fabric), I think it possible to have an object so massive that it rips through this fabric breaching into a lower or higher dimension.

So, imagine having this happen fourth-dimensionally; there is an extra dimension and different physical laws, so, an object could be much more massive (assuming gravity exists fourth-dimensionally.

So, Imagine this object tearing through the fabric of the fourth-dimensional plane, and breaching the third dimension; with one less dimension, gravity would act less upon this object, possibly causing a massive explosion (think Big Bang ), and introducing a large amount of matter into this empty third-dimensional plane.

Please tell me what you think of this theory.

Man, I don't want to rain on your parade or anything, but really this hypothesis isn't cogent... if you could describe its processes with a great deal of scientific and mathematical rigour, then maybe it would be. But as it stands... I mean, it's interesting and all that, but I think you'd need a fairly complex foundation in maths to explain it fully.
Sorry, I don't mean to sound like a prick or anything. Develop it further.

I see you're using the adjective "long" in a manner I wasn't previously aware of. Namely, one synonomous with "short".

Well the lack of math is how it makes so much sense, but if you think I need to, Ill look up the math.

well, just from common sense, the fourth-dimensional gravitational constant should be G+(G*33333333333333...). Thats really the only math involved... Perhaps, there was a wormhole linking a higher dimension to us, and when that matter moved through it, it created our universe. Im sorry, but Im not good with advanced physics, but anyone who wants top contribute or suggest alternatives is, by all means, welcome.

That doesn't make any sense at all.

where did the object creating the big bang come from then? a diffrent big bang? then where di the object that caused that come from? eh, at the end of the day, does any shit like this even matter?

Isn't the fourth dimension time itself?

Dont try to intimidate me. I never said this was truth. The object came from wherever the fuck it was beforehand. I was merely retelling an idea that came to me on the crapper. And, no, none of this shit fucking matters at the end of the day, but this forum is for the purpose of intellectual conversation, so Ill ask you either to contribute in a polite manner, or fuck off.

Oh, and Levo; some theorize that the fourth dimension is time itself, but there are theories against it as well.

Sorry if I came across in a unpolite manner... it wasnt wat i was trying to do. But any way what matters is if you see my point. Yeah, sorry about any "intimidation" that you thought i was showing... it really wasnt wat i was trying to say. How would you word wat i said in a more polite way anyway? maybe it could help me for next time it post