So, as long as we have objects, phenomena, universe(s) in the states which can be classified either as "exists" or "not exists", then those objects should obey logic ( and hence, math which is just combination of logical rules).

That is why math (logic) rules objects behavior.

Now, is it possible that some object or phenomenon can exist and not exist at the same time? It seems to me that not. Thus, we can not have non-mathematical universe or any object in it (like God, for example, which can not even be defined not to say described).

But if it would be possible to have existing/non existing object at the same time, what would the universe made of such objects look like? And can quantum fluctuations be classified as objects existing/non existing at the same time? Or still not, because definition of time itself looses firm sense in close consideration of those fluctuations?

• Here's the problem - harvey1 - August 22, 2001 - 14:20 UTC
  • Nice post Harv... - smartguy - August 24, 2001 - 05:16 UTC
    • A tree structure for reality - harvey1 - August 24, 2001 - 20:19 UTC
      • So, any object which can exist/not exist at the same time? - alexander - August 27, 2001 - 19:08 UTC
        • I'm not sure what you mean - harvey1 - August 27, 2001 - 19:49 UTC
        • Do I exist/not exist?? - smartguy - August 28, 2001 - 03:36 UTC