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Man as a crystallization of potentials in the space time continuum


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Man is a 4D object that manifests itself in the space time continuum.

 

Each cell in a person could be thought to be a "potential" and an aggregate of potentials defines a person.....his personality etc.

 

Hence man although perceived to be independent of space is not quite so.

 

This is my proposition..... :confused:

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Not sure where your going with this. If your defining space as the universe. Then yes we are made up of matter from the universe. We are a part of the universe, not separate from it No science has ever stated otherwise.

 

Sounds to me more of a philosophical argument than a scientific one

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Not sure where your going with this. If your defining space as the universe. Then yes we are made up of matter from the universe. We are a part of the universe, not separate from it No science has ever stated otherwise.

 

Sounds to me more of a philosophical argument than a scientific one

 

What I am stating is that man is 3D in a 4D environment. Imagine if man were 2D (flat). Would stereoscopic vision have the same implications for this version of man as it does now? Would we blend seamlessly into the universe, I doubt. :confused:

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What I am stating is that man is 3D in a 4D environment

 

We are 4D as we have both spatial extent (three dimensions) and a (limited, sadly) temporal extent (the 4th dimension).

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