nimae

I think that's not what i meant. With the assumption that space isn't magically created we can come to only one conclusion, That something makes space. That something obviously exists before there is space, in a space-less zone. We can also safely assume that maths and relativistic models still apply in this space-less zone. Whatever is there could be called information for our purposes. In this space-less zone if you have one type of information that is very mathematically relativistic to every other type of information change then it would emulate geometry and space. So for example if information x (matter) changes by 1, It's relation variable to y (the main relativistic info) changes by 1. This is space for all practical purposes.

Assuming that space just like most things is made of something else you get to the conclusion that there is a point without space. So then how could you have space ? You need a variable that interacts with every other variable. You could then measure the location of each variable based on its interactions with the main variable(s).

If the variables in a system were relative to each other, That relativity could turn into a dimension like space. The differences in the relativity would be seen as "distance" by the creatures living on that plane. Hope that's understandable.