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To: Cboldt
You are absolutely correct!

I fully accept the concept of the basic 4D space/time (x, y, z and time) to locate any physical object.

Once again, can you provide us a single physical example, on Earth, where an object can be better located beyond the basic 4D?

Of course, I could always invoke concepts like x, y, z, time, magic, spin, moon phase, menstrual cycles, electrical polarity, astrological sign, etc....

I can easily invent well over 1,000 dimensions to describe any object's location.

REALITY CHECK

97 posted on 09/24/2004 11:58:20 AM PDT by Hunble
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To: Hunble
I fully accept the concept of the basic 4D space/time (x, y, z and time) to locate any physical object.

IIRC, you and I have had this or similar exchange once before.

can you provide us a single physical example, on Earth, where an object can be better located beyond the basic 4D?

No. It is not possible to model a finite yet boundless volume.

101 posted on 09/24/2004 12:06:52 PM PDT by Cboldt
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