> Facts aren’t physical things Not true. Facts/information/data doesn’t exist without being represented in the physical world. When you tell somebody a fact, y

> Facts aren’t physical things Not true. Facts/information/data doesn’t exist without being represented in the physical world. When you tell somebody a fact, you are taking facts/information/data physically stored in your brain, copying it to a new physical medium (sound waves), and then again copying it to a new physical medium (the other persons brain). What is unique about facts/information/data is that it can be stored/represented in an almost infinite number of ways and that we can copy it from one physical state to another. However it doesn’t exist outside of the physical world. You can’t even think about this without using your physical neutrons to store what you are thinking about.