Complete separation from time?
At this moment in the conference room, Edward Witten and Peter Schultz began a series of brainstorms.
This can even be considered quite a daunting philosophical topic.
For instance, in this model, they may unify the four fundamental forces and complete the initial proof of the Grand Unified Theory. Thus, the so-called universe is a discrete space, and then the question arises: under this system, am I yesterday, today, and tomorrow still the same me?
Peter Schultz directly voiced this question.
Yes, if there is no time to string the world together, and space is divided into distinct subspaces, like individual cells, such an intriguing paradox arises. The me at different times is a completely new me, and each me is an eternal existence.
