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Old 10-May-2008, 12:48 PM
BobEldritch BobEldritch is offline
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Originally Posted by Michael Noonan View Post
Does this then require space to be added to the universe where there is the presence of matter?
A crucial question.

My conclusion is that such a theory of a nonlocal cause would require additional dimensions of space from which such a cause would act upon matter and the energy it radiates. And I can't find any adequate empirical argument against the existence of such dimensions that would only contain this invisible causation that could not, in any case, be observed.