Yes, meaningless, ontologically, in the implicate order, since there is no 'place', but useful to navigate the explicate order.raw_thought wrote:So if I say my house is 50 feet tall, that is meaningless because height does not exist? There is also no such thing as volume (my house takes up this amount of space) because space does not exist?
There's no 'in the universe' as a place; it's not a place, but a series of events. You can have that there is only one Totality.raw_thought wrote:Since distance is an illusion then all is one. There is only one object in the universe and it has no height, depth or width! I disagree.
There is only now and here, albeit that we view our subjective reality slightly in the past, for the broadcast takes time. Events come and then they go and then they come….
The past ‘now’ is not kept, but in our memories, for the previous state of ‘now’ is consumed as it goes into the construction of the next state of ‘now.