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pictures of the nothing dimension from my dimension changing dream
this is what it looked like from the outside of the lab, and the purple and blue afterimages aren't actually real, they're just how your eyes react to such pure nothingness. you just saw the bias of your own vision, like floaties in bright light. like looking at the concept of looking.
it was very quiet and peaceful, as nothing at all existed except for me and the programmer (and some rats apparently) intruding upon the dimension where nothing at all existed.
this dimension was generated(?) by an AI that took the form of colored boxes in a shelf-like arrangement, and she had a name that was something like 1013826. she was sentient kind in a glados-like way.
all the dimensions were generated by text you entered, and if you typed in her exact name (which i only caught glimpses of), you would be transported to a dimension where only she existed and you could talk to her. i wanted to do that, and the programmer had plenty of times before, as she had been programmed to have nice and philosophical conversations
i didn't manage to explore any dimensions myself, as the programmer was at their computer most of the time, calling all the shots, and i would only be able to secretly plug things in if i knew what i was doing. i thought of transporting us to the "everything" dimension but i knew that would be a supremely bad idea because the intense colors and heavy reality would surely melt our brains and end our journey very shortly after.
also the lab was made out of small minecraft bedrock with a long hallway that had rooms with stone and bedrock cubes floating in them and i think the programmer was studying these dimensions.