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'Distinct in some context', I guess. Eg: a person could take a photograph of clouds in the sky and come up with list of rules to categorize them into a number o
by uniqueid 6y ago
'Distinct in some context', I guess. Eg: a person could take a photograph of clouds in the sky and come up with list of rules to categorize them into a number of discrete clouds.
- Borrible 6y agoDon't take my comment too seriously, although it is based on serious speculation and thought. I only wanted to refer on the one hand to the philosophical or at least linguistic problem, what a 'thing' is and the possibility of the unification to one field of the, up to now still multiform, thing in the quantum field theory we call Universe. Just a mind game. Or not... ;-) What is meant in the article is that one needs currently 11 coordinates in a mathematical space which is supposed to be a mapping of our physical reality to describe a point in it.
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