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from wikipedia:
I thought information about space (i.e. matter) exists in the universe regardless of humans. it's maybe in holographic, 1D or other form, but it is stored outside humans.
while information about time is created by humans (by comparing memorised and new information) and exists only "virtually" in our minds.
why are space and time taken as they were both imaginary (the same way)?
if all information about space exists outside humans, how can it be imaginary?
I'm also little confused about whether space-time is a part of the universe or it is only a tool used to describe how space in the universe changes.
thanks
... [time] is instead part of a fundamental intellectual structure (together with space and number) within which humans sequence and compare events. This second view, in the tradition of Gottfried Leibniz[15] and Immanuel Kant,[22][23] holds that time is neither an event nor a thing, and thus is not itself measurable nor can it be travelled.
I thought information about space (i.e. matter) exists in the universe regardless of humans. it's maybe in holographic, 1D or other form, but it is stored outside humans.
while information about time is created by humans (by comparing memorised and new information) and exists only "virtually" in our minds.
why are space and time taken as they were both imaginary (the same way)?
if all information about space exists outside humans, how can it be imaginary?
I'm also little confused about whether space-time is a part of the universe or it is only a tool used to describe how space in the universe changes.
thanks