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Okay. Its a question of semantics for me. Take E=mc2; so yes mass forms energy. However, this is purely material. The logic is of the structure of the universe as a cause of the effect. However, just like the Big Bang it is an answer but when we delve into absolutes it becomes philosophy or religion, the differnce being meaning or primary causation. Now energy is a word used because I can't think of a better one. If we limit ourselves to 4-dimensions or 3 then we have a problem in that though. My point is if mass is composed of vibrating subatomic particles, when does the mass become absolute? Mass is measured in kgs and theres an object which is weighed each year in France via SI units solely because it changes each year. I'm not saying mass doesn't exist but that if you want absolute precision of defintion it is always tangible, never a fixed 'being'. As for the lines; its justa way to try and show structure as we perceive it. The dots of information are like a web of information that gives character, like DNA if you will. I believe that there are boundaries constructed but that possibly are not real. Just like there is no way you could tell me where you stop and where the environment starts, but clearly in a defined area it does. But precision of absolution cannot exist because there is perpetual change. And so, then when we question deply it is hard to conceive how we see objects seperately, though I believe it is because we have finite sense perception.
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