Your question and answer seem to indicate that you are able to think for yourself, perhaps you are not totally controlled by the diehard mentality. :-)
It is interesting that Yeti, in the above post, professes to know everything about space, yet is unable to form words that would give us a clue as to his interpretation of the word.
As for McFly in the post below, it seems to me that he is totally in tune with the diehard mentality, in other words, no one has told him what the word space means, therefore he can not answer the question.
To me the word space conjures up a image of three dimensional area, in fact that area need not have anything in it to be called space.
You are correct in the sense that if space did not exist then everything would be in the same place.
But I disagree with the concept that it is the space that keeps everything apart.
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re: You posted a very good answer.
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- re: You posted a very good answer.
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