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@MagicAintReal
because the fluctuation of the particles composes the empty space
I'm getting it a little more each time. Can there be fluctuations without any particles? Again since i understand fluctuations as changes in energy i think the answer to that question is no since without anything to create energy how can there be. But ultimately, i'm not understanding:
No remaining energy, no remaining space.
It sounds more like no particles, no energy. I don't see how energy has anything to do with space. Well, not anything, but i don't see how space is contingent on energy. Unless, as i am suspecting is the case... space is defined by the energy and particles. In which case i would understand how you can technically say there is no space without the above. But again... i don't understand how space is contingent on energy or even created by energy. Still seems like energy is happening in space not the other way around.