That worked
It sure did.
The Truth: the quanta of my essence in these words that's now a part of you, as your utterances of me being or not being on mars, exist in your head and on the internet and elsewhere, which is of this earth, a planetary relative of mars within this local solar system which all of us are within and of. In that one of countless ways I am there, or absent of, which ever you prefer as it's all the same thing. Which you are agreeing with.
Negative. I am not agreeing with you at all. There are three parts.
First, I state my position:
You are not present on Mars.
Second, I ask a question:
What quanta of you is present on Mars?
You have given me that quanta, which I will hypothetically accept for the purposes of this discussion.
Third, I ask another question:
How does this presence count as absence instead?
This you are ignoring and instead simply assuming that I am correct in my position.
By demonstrating that at least some quanta of you is present on Mars, you are proving my position wrong. You are, in fact, present on Mars instead of absent. Not along side absence. You are not absent from Mars. Either that, or your quanta is wrong. It isn't both. Either you are present because your quanta is right, or you are absent because your quanta is wrong. Not both.
The intended meaning: Absoluteness is typically appearing as nonsensical, or illogical. Absolutely. While speaking of momentary presences and absences you agree. But the core topic is of absolute presences and absences, which are both of and because of, each other. In this uttered reoccurring theme of, self-reference.
I didn't speak of momentary anything.
The Truth:Same as mentioned above, all space and time is the same total thing as explained by quantum mechanics and holography, and the wave structure of matter, and the theory of information, and so on... Relativity...It's a pretty obvious filament of reality that binds all into one.
Again, you are only establishing presence. Not confirming both absence and presence. If it is not correct to say you are present in 1901 then you are absent and vice versa. What exactly is indicating that its both? My insistence that you are absent? By your quanta I am wrong in that statement, not right. Its like you are proving me wrong and then just saying I'm right as well. Ridiculous. I'm either right or wrong, not both. Either your quanta is accurate and you are present, or it is inaccurate and you are absent. Not both.
This alone does not prove the theory. It's just a bunch of stuff. I'm asking you to consider all of this "stuff", and then think deeper.
Well, as much as I can appreciate condescension, I generally like it to be comical. :flirt: