Elizabeth Taylor.

Perhaps we are both missing something. I agree with you, but there is something far more fundamental than arbitrary variables, and consider your comment a red herring. I was merely suggesting that if the poster was going to discuss "one dimension" there was little point to use the assistance of another dimension, time. If the poster had said "in space-time, one dimension can be described with x(t) -> R" then that would be fine. Sometimes folks either forget or do not believe time is a dimension....I don't think it is a dimension but a lifestyle ; ) Totally kidding there.

You mention x(t). Correct me if I am wrong, but you are signifying 'x' as the "one dimension" and 't' as time...correct? But when I slept through Physics time was explained to me as being a dimension...the 4th dimension. x(t) describes two dimensions, not one.

Retarded or not, it is plausible and is a scenario that would be required for disaster/recovery planning. Frankly, the four-digiter's post is not specific enough...like...when?

Or that Godzilla is nom-nom-nom the reactor? Very quite likely possible since I did see it on TV, several times.

While your site may need updating, I think your work is very uniquely yours and shows your talent and capabilities. Bless your heart!