Dimensional Pollution Index (DPI)

The Dimensional Pollution Index, also known as the DPI Index or the Nreeniflax Index, or the Nreeniflax Scale, is an index that measures how pulleted different dimensions are. It was created by Dr. Nreeniflax, a skilled scientist. So far it has measured ][pf][rg[df.[;.,p].']] dimensions, covering roughly [,[;'[]l./l.,./l[.l/;.l[;/[7.8@&#*$[].4] pentagons of space.

The index takes into account the amount of harmful pollutants that float around in the space of each dimension, the most prominent of these being the chemical Str;;gonar HHHHHH, which can be found mostly in some voids. This chemical is extremely harmful and industrial use is banned in þ% of all dimensions. One chr.eggdensity of this chemical can contaminate %%%%%%%%%%%% pentagons of space.

The index also takes into account how condensed or spread out the chemicals are.

The list ranges from [][p, (cleanest) to ][.]]p.'[;;[l[,.;l,[/]l.;,[;/.l,'/;.l,.'/l;[/';l][,/;l.,.'; (dirtiest). But for 3rd dimensional numbers, that is 1 to 2. The cleanest dimension is dimension :, with a DPI ranking of [=, or 1.0000000004.

The dirtiest is one of the voids where Str;;gonar HHHHHH comes from, and in this one particularly has the largest amount of it. The ranking is ][.]]p.'[;;[l[,.;l,[/]l.;,[;/.l,'/;.\[l'/888l;[/';l],/;l.,.'], or 1.993827.

Scientists have used this scale to pinpoint the most polluted dimensions so they can then clean them later, and make EXISTENCE a better place.