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Since space is merely defined as a extent, by definition without boundaries, it cannot be 'different' in the sense that you are asking; it can either be, or not be.
False. That is not how it is defined.
"Space is the boundless, three-dimensional extent in which objects and events occur and have relative position and direction."...
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Objects!!! In other words physical objects. Space where the spirit beings would dwell, one assumes would involve more than that! Yes, space can be different, and is far from 'boundless' in the temporal earth zone manner we know it.
No wonder your conceptual strength is so small then I guess.It is our definition of the extent of what we see, not a predefined thing we went..."ooh, look, "space"!
Bingo. In other words you do not know. You heave merely assumed space to be the same and time/space and laws. Everything coming in the fishbowl you interpret that way.We define it. If you want to say something else exists beyond the fishbowl, it is not space, it is not part of the extent, but part of another extent...
Very funny. How would you claim space 'looks'?The problem is, it looks an awful lot like the space in the fishbowl. Exactly like it, in fact!
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