The Man
Unbanned zombie poster
It is not amazing at all how context-dependent-only skill(ers) (whether they get a given realm by verbal_symbolic-only skills or visual_spatial-only skills) can't get that the "host" (the atomic state) of a given mathematical or physical dimensional space is defined but not made of its "hosted" expressions, exactly as a 1-dimensional space is defined as non-local w.r.t all possible curvatures, but it is not made of these curvatures, exactly because they are localities w.r.t it (the 1-dimensional space is at-once at all possible curvatures (it is a non-local atomic state) where no possible curvature is at-once at all possible curvatures (it is a local atomic state).
Amazing!! So a singular possible curvature is not all possible curvatures (are there impossible curvatures?). Once again you simply belabor the trivial.
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Oh again for your edification try (though I've mentioned it before) Non-Euclidian Geometry. While in Euclidian geometry the curvature of a line is intrinsically an aspect of that line in Non-Euclidian Geometry it need not be (it can be an aspect of the space that line is imbedded within). Consider a straight line on the surface of a sphere. Please learn something Doron.
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