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Space and time are not containers but are instead emergent features spun off from the adventures of entities themselves.

Whitehead’s cosmology acknowledges that the conditions of possibility of human experience have their own conditions of existence set by the ecological conditions of reality. In Whitehead’s approach, the ground, to use a traditional philosophical term, is not a primordial layer that sits as a backdrop upon which events occur; rather, for Whitehead the ground is…

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Right handed men don’t hold it with their left.

Vincent: What’s this? Dr. Lamar: New Policy, what’s the matter? Flight got you nervous. Vincent: Nope, there’s a problem Lamar… Dr. Lamar: …I still haven’t told you about my son have I. He’s a big fan of yours… Vincent: Just remember. I was as good as any, and better than most… Dr. Lamar: …He wants…

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Is Space Really Empty?

So space can bend and drag; but is it really empty? Don’t say there’s nothing there to a physicist. Space has a seething quantum structure to it. I like to think of it as a pot of water on the stove with bubbles coming out. Space is like that. It’s always bubbling. We could see…

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Is Space Really Empty?

So space can bend and drag; but is it really empty? Don’t say there’s nothing there to a physicist. Space has a seething quantum structure to it. I like to think of it as a pot of water on the stove with bubbles coming out. Space is like that. It’s always bubbling. We could see…

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