ARGUMENT 0105-04PRECEDENTS
- 0102-04:
That every graviton occupies the whole of its place in space and
time and therefore has the height, width, depth, and duration of that
place in space and time.
- 0102-05: That every graviton has the same dimensions.
- 0105-01: That the Universe consists of space and gravitons.
- 0105-02: That space has no properties independent of the gravitons within it.
PARAMETERS
- Consider that space is nothingness.
- Consider that gravitons exist within an area of space.
- Consider that gravitons have dimensions: height, width, depth, and duration.
REASONING
- Because
space is nothingness, the dimensions of empty space cannot be measured.
- Because gravitons exist, the distances between them (and objects made of gravitons) can be measured.
- Because
the Universe consists of space and gravitons, and because the distances
between gravitons can be measured, the dimensions of the Universe can
be measured.
CONCLUSION
- That the dimensions of the Universe can be measured by reference to the gravitons within it.
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