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Originally Posted by AntonioLao On the contrary, if the Cartesian system exists then the area does not exist. I chose the existence of area at macroscopic level and the existence of orthogonal system of null vectors at the microscopic level. When these vectors are truly equal and orthogonal, all areas disappear, the outcome is quantum vacuum of space-time of one dimension. |
On the other contrary Antonio, the mind could not separate itself from motion unless it had a permanent stationary time space to function from, to witness the very movement of motion___this is the old logical philosophical point about the necessity of dual-nature time___not Einstein's falsely conjoined relative space-time. If you have a way to explain how the mind can witness motion, when it is locked in one dimensional motion, I'd like to hear it... This is the old pre-Einstein argument about time___to me, it still applies... This is where Einstein's relativity breaks down to true Newtonian philosophical reality... It's kinda like the mind/body problem, possibly it is part of the mind/body problem...
IMO, it takes a stationary mind time-space to witness all or any motion...
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