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A particle is a node in the universal interaction graph. “Space”, however, is a derivative attribute emerging as the “distance” between particles in the graph;
by atemerev 2y ago
A particle is a node in the universal interaction graph.
“Space”, however, is a derivative attribute emerging as the “distance” between particles in the graph; there is no “space”, only metrics.
Reality does not exist between measurements/interactions; the outcome is calculated on demand.
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- faceloss 2y ago[dead]
- scotty79 2y agoSo basically a tree doesn't fall in the forest if there's no one around to see it? There's no forest and there are not trees. It's all spawned as needed when we go for a hike? Kinda arrogant don't you think?
- atemerev 2y agoA tree interacts with many things, not just human observers. We are not special in any way. This discreteness is only relevant and/or observable when we look at individual particles that rarely interact with anything else.
- scotty79 2y agoSo we have no idea what's observable in this generic way and what's not.