1. A word that embodies or invokes more than one object or location.
2. A relation between two objects or locations established or made by an observer.
The word object precedes the word concept because a concept requires a minimum of two objects.
synonyms: mathematical object, idea, notion, abstraction, relation, term, noun, subject, word
relevant examples in Physics and Science: distance, location, direction, motion, 3-D, dimension,
coordinate, vector, gravity, straight, flat, angle, perpendicular, tilt, parallel, rectilinear, between, definition,
description, explanation, push - pull
relevant examples in the religion of Mathematical Physics: mass, energy, force, time, field, position,
momentum, negative momentum, function, point / 0-D particle, wave, wave-packet, vortex, aether, virtual
particle, annihilation, 0-D, 1-D, 4-D, 11-D, 26-D, parallel universe - multiverse, oscillating universe, Big
Bang, space-time, hypercube - tesseract, light cone, time travel, FTL, singularity, black hole, wormhole,
dark matter, dark energy, negative energy, charge, orbital, infinite - infinity, duality, prediction, testing the
hypothesis, constructing geometric figures, Uncertainty - Indeterminacy, Schrodinger's Cat,
Complementarity, structural space, moving a concept, unimaginable object, intelligence greater than
human, travel to the nearest star, terraforming, extropist, posthuman, unlimited technology, eternity,
evolution is a fact, proof of existence
relevant examples in traditional religion: spirit, soul, conscience, angel, halo, ghost, apparition, God,
Devil, heaven, hell, risen, grace, walking on water, rebirth - reincarnation, avatar, yin - yang, Tao, sign,
divination, prophecy, alchemy, palm reading, testimonial, oracle, eternity, belief in existence
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