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Originally Posted by Sparrow
If there is literally 'nothing' separating two objects - does that mean they're touching?
Apparently not, since literally 'nothing' separates an electron from a nucleus, yet they are distant from each other.  |
I will try to show how I envision that, Sparrow.
Take the film of an event. Like of you getting the prize for best time maker in the office
cut all the frames and put them one on top of the other. Look through them against the proper light and you will see what happens when all the instances of time are collapsed in one space image.
Then just take one frame, the one in which you receive that nice check. Look at it from the side, till the image is collapsed in just a verical line on the right or the left. It resembles the full image but everything that was distributed along is now a just a line.
Everything is touching. Get the check and run.
It is not what actually happens but its representation. That's the key point.
