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gab, you are playing the jerk you back and forth (good guy/bad guy) game again. This is not a game, unless this forum is a joke. This forum is about advancing the understanding gab, not about you personally ridiculing and insulting me. Who is your supervisor here gab? Who is the site administrator of this forum? Who owns this forum?
In the absence of fundamental inertial and gravitational equivalency and balancing there is (and there can be) no experience or extensiveness of space. Inertia and gravity are held to be opposites. However, the ultimate understanding of physics combines, balances, and includes opposites. The physicists admit that they still cannot explain inertial and gravitational equivalency and balancing. Inertial and gravitational equivalency is established as a fact in physics, however. Full gravity is a collapse of space, and full inertia would disperse space.
Newton believed that inertia must be a property of space itself.
The Earth/ground: Full distance in/of space, full sphere, full gravity, and visible space.
The invisible space above it is half inertia and half gravity consistent with the fact that this is a middle distance in/of space between outer space (full inertia) and the Earth/ground (full gravity). The invisible space above the Earth/ground extends to outer space as well. The visual experience of the space (obviously, it is a space) above the Earth/ground is both visible and invisible/not visible. Invisible and visible space in fundamental equilibrium and balance is the middle distance in/of space (clearly, logically, and fundamentally) consistent with half gravity and half inertia. (This is understood as involving a sort of cancelling/balancing). Inertia and gravity are in then in balance, as position and position relative to distance in/of space are both accounted for/consistent (i.e., as middle distance in/of space). Vision begins invisibly inside the eye/body.
Dreams balance being and experience. Vision begins invisibly inside the eye/body. The experience of the eye is both visible and invisible. Think about it. Dreams may involve visual experience. This visual experience is visible (to the dreamer) and invisible/not visible (to others). The visual experience in/as dream experience is both visible and invisible/not visible. Inertia and gravity are in then in balance, as position and position relative to distance in/of space are both accounted for/consistent; dream experience is that of the middle distance in/of space (seen and felt/touched.)
Dream experience fully and consistently involves the following as well: Invisible and visible space in fundamental equilibrium and balance is the middle distance in/of space (clearly, logically, and fundamentally) consistent with half gravity and half inertia.
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