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Originally Posted by Mohan.C

Differences can be made relative only if they share the same factor(unit) of difference. A dishwasher and spirit may be called different but how are they relative. So the #3 need not be the fundamental law.

I believe that multiple relations could be made. The spirit was near the dishwasher, the spirit was in the dishwasher, the motor was out of alignment and made the dishwasher bounce around spiritedly, the party glasses which held spirits ended in the dishwasher, spirits are quiet just like new dishwashers, both "spirits" and "dishwashers" are plural words ending in "s".

If two objects/entities exist in the same universe, they will always have at least that relation.

Originally Posted by Mohan.C

And the #2 differences are dynamic is'nt it same as relative. what is the difference.
But you're right if laws #1 and #2 are combined and #3 is analysed. When nouns are executing verb(doing the action) and the relation is drawn between the two nouns. The diffferences are relative is right.

"Relative" is for adjectives and adverbs. "He walked slowly." "She walked quickly." "They walked on the cold concrete." "They walked on the soft mud."

Fundamentally, if everything in the universe is energy, then it can be described in vectors having magnitude and direction. First, just by existing it satisfies the 1st law. Anything other than "nothing" must be energy and dynamic which satisfies the 2nd law. Magnitude and direction are both "relative" or "scalar" terms which satisfies the 3rd law.

Originally Posted by Mohan.C

A line cannot be have more than 2 dimension so practically it is a measure of distance between the two points if you don't want to measure it it just connects the two points.Since points are zero dimensional it has no width and height so it cannot possibly be a skinny tube it can most probably be the measure of length between two planar points on the tube.

The laws are not tied to dimensions even though dimensions are tied to the laws. The 1st law simply states that two things exist and that they are separable. Something is bounded by nothing. If a point is zero dimensional, it is bounded by all things with dimension. It is separate, and it can be separated from other concepts using dimension as the crition - it has none. A point is not a line, it is not a sphere, it is not Niagara Falls. Again, a point is bounded by all that it is "not."

"Not" forms boundaries and separations in our universe. It is through the use of "not" that we create definition. Mathematically, we use zero and not=. In logic, we use the "null set" and not=.