You are correct. Points are not real. I meant length of space.
Boris
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In a message dated 9/23/08 11:33:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Because there is no such thing really as a yard?
> KAte Sullivan
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>
> What about reality (nameless) of the same space, we call yard, between two
> points?
> Is that real?
>
Couldn't be, could it? Points aren't real, a yard is an idea used for a
cultural measurement. The thing real is the dirt and the ability to say that
because of this idea this "football field"goes from this dirt to that dirt. A
yard
is a "notion" connected in this case to our sense of dirt, an ideation of dirt.
We don't usually think of it like that and to insist on it during the
action of measuring the "football field" would be pedantic.Or some word like
that.
Kate Sullivan
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