My argument is that there is co-existence between intervals like 1-dimensional elements, and any pair of 0-dimensional elements, such that the pair of 0-dimensional elements defines the length of the 1-dimensional element, where the 1-dimensional element enables the distinct existence of each 0-dimensional element, under the 1-dimensional\0-dimensional co-existence.
Remove the 1-dimensional element and there is no pair of distinct 0-dimensional elements.
Remove the pair of the distinct 0-dimensional elements, and the size of the 1-dimensional elements is unknown.
This is not changed also in the case of closed 1-dimensional element (where in this case the same 0-dimensional element has initial AND end values that can't exist without the 1-dimensional element, which is closed on itself).
In other words, no 0-dimensional element has distinct values without its co-existence with 1-dimensional element, whether the 1-dimensional element is opened or closed, and no 1-dimensional element has its size without the measured values at 0-dimensional state(s).
The necessity of the co-existence of measured elements, is actually derived from the Unity, which is the naturally un manifested source of any possible co-existence of, so called, dimensional elements, where no one of them is Unity itself, but it is no more than an agent of Unity at the level of co-existence of infinitely many dimensional degrees of existence that are local or non-local with respect to each other (for example: a 1-dimensional element is non-local w.r.t 0-dimensional elements, because it can exist at once at least at both 0-dimensional locations, where any given 0-dimensional element can exist at most in one and only one location w.r.t a given 1-dimensional element).
It must be stress that any given n>0 dimensional element is non-local w.r.t to all dimensional (up to 0) elements that are smaller than it, where these smaller dimensional elements are local w.r.t it.
As I get it, Non-locality AND Locality are the fundamental agents of the naturally un manifested ( known as Unity), which enables the realm of co-existence of different elements, where the natural source of each element is the un manifested Unity.
Yes its so simple and yet so difficult to explain to people who have not grasped its simplicity.
I find it helpful to use visualisation;
Imagine a membrane or a plane like the still surface of water.
This membrane is infinite in length and width*
Imagine it as uniform and a unity as nothing else exists**
It is undefined, it cannot be conceived of using thought, as thought requires definition. There is no time or space as these relate to defined relative things.
Now imagine a ripple on the surface, we have a definable form, as the amplitude of this ripple increases a drop of water(or separate thing) comes loose from the surface. We have a separate 3 dimensional thing.
As more drops are formed we can define relative size of things made of these drops/things relative to each other and relative to the total group of things.
Until this point there is no measure of size to determine the size of the drop?thing, it is N +or- infinity.
From the moment of the first ripple time is a necessary, as there is a progression of changing states. This gives us a
time frame to work with.
Until this point there is no time, it is T +or- eternity.
This is similar to the symmetry breaking immediately after the BBE (in Big Bang theory), during which the sub atomic particles where formed, resulting in;
atoms
space
time
In my visualisation which is analogous to this;
drops/things = atoms(sub atomic particles)
relative size = space
a progression of changing states = time.
The universe of atoms we know today were formed from a unity through a symmetry breaking event. Resulting in time, space and a complexity of relative forms naturally occuring.
* I find it usefull to imagine it infinitely far away from your position aswell.
**I find it usefull to consider that it is infinitely small forming a point like a singularity. Nothing else can exist as it is
outside time and space, it is everything and nothing.
