Okay so like your gonna ignore the "without physically occupying the space." the term "move" there is blatantly contextual different than the usage your trying to use here. This is basic english.
Never said anything about physically occupying space though, did I? The point is that Schrodinger simply leaps from point A to point B (or to both at the same time, or neither), so the Major is talking about
that and not him ******* with the fundamentals of point A and point B. He simply is or isn't in a location, he isn't doing anything
to the location.
Doesn't change my argument.
It does, because your only point of contention was that it was comparing physical movement to teleportation. But if they're both teleportation, then there isn't a problem, is there?
Schrodinger use of self observation allows him to choose the state of his existence, where he is, if he's dead or alive, everywhere and nowhere all based on what he thinks.
Cool
That also applies to pretty much everyone on the SI list, so do they also get info hax? Don't go deflecting the question again.
The ******* wiki pages? Omnipresence is literally existing everywhere within the world at once, essentially becoming one with it's space-time.
Subjective Reality is the power that allows the user to manipulate the boundary between reality and unreality. It allows the user to induce reality to what is fiction, fantasy or imaginary, bringing them into existence, as well as turning facts, entities and events into unreality, vanishing them as if they were a mere dream or illusion
Immersion is an ability which allows one to cross the boundary between fiction and reality and enter the imaginary locations depicted in books, paintings, movies etc. The places and time periods accessed through this ability are conceptual, as in they do not exist in reality, but users of this ability can still interact with and explore them like they can any place in the real world.
I never said SI didn't impact reality, I said that Omnipresence, Multilocation, and Immersion don't impact reality.
And they don't because omnipresence is just the ability to exist everywhere (which does not imply you are manipulating any part of the space you occupy), and immersion is just existing inside dreams, stories, or illusions (which does not mean you can manipulate or alter those dreams, stories, or illusions).
Let me ask you this, and I want you to give me a Yes or No answer because I'm tired of you dodging basic questions. I occupy the space I live in; Does that mean that I am manipulating that space?
