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I think the fundamental problem is the idea that there is more than one thing. As soon as you see there is only one thing, it's no surprise that everything is r

by z5h 13y ago

I think the fundamental problem is the idea that there is more than one thing. As soon as you see there is only one thing, it's no surprise that everything is related. http://philosophy.stackexchange.com/q/4751/2992 http://philosophy.stackexchange.com/q/4751/2992

charlieflowers 13y ago
But in that case, wouldn't physics be non-local after all? Do you believe that it is non-local?