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“I can’t see it” != “it hasn’t happened”

• adharmad 4y ago
  “I can’t see it” == “I don't know whether it happened or not”
  • tyre 4y ago
    The person(s) you're talking too are not talking about epistemology. If something happened yesterday and I am not aware of it until I read the paper today, the thing still happened yesterday. If I never read about it, the thing still happened yesterday. Whether/when I "know" about it is separate, and not what they're talking about.
  • mistermann 4y ago
    "I don't know" very often (uncertain topics, for certain people) cannot be implemented, that's "just" how it "is".
• ianai 4y ago
  It might actually be useful to think of that as an equivalency because “c” is the fastest rate by which one part of the universe interacts with another part. I think of the universe branching off by the further in spacetime these interactions have to travel. The whackiest QM interactions are still bounded by “c.” The distances between events are called space-like precisely because light/etc would have to travel faster than light to go from A to B. Then there’s ER=EPR to try to conceptualize.