Quantum Heraclitus:
To give a crude analogy: The Cartesian Grid is like a train on the tracks. One cannot skip ahead, but must progress smoothly alone. One cannot "magic" from one point to another that are not connecting, just as a train cannot go from London to Pyongyang on the Trans-Siberian Railway in a second.
Explain?
with regards to our cartesian space what would stop something from switching locations with in the grid with out transiting or traveling? [ given that there is nothing to travel through]
To give a crude analogy: The Cartesian Grid is like a train on the tracks. One cannot skip ahead, but must progress smoothly alone. One cannot "magic" from one point to another that are not connecting, just as a train cannot go from London to Pyongyang on the Trans-Siberian Railway in a second.
there is a principle : I call the "AT" principle which is distinct from the "TO" principle.
To go TO somewhere as distinct to appear AT somewhere.
Explain?