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Differences. You can only measure (compare) something in relation to something else. If everything is homogeneous there are no measures, no clocks, and no way
by still_grokking 4y ago
Differences.
You can only measure (compare) something in relation to something else.
If everything is homogeneous there are no measures, no clocks, and no way you could count anything.
- Eupraxias 4y agoRephrased, what do numbers represent, if there are no discrete, fundamental things? And if numbers represent the things we seem to perceive (discrete, fundamental things), though our science demonstrates that individual things are illusory. The fun part is that the science which demonstrates the illusory nature of the things that math counts is dependent on the math.