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Because only events separate events; and because relationships between events are merely another way of describing events, then the world is the name of a list. Each item in the list is not ordered or placed, for that is how items in a list are presented.

This presentation of the world as list removes the apparant intuitional necessity of Time, and also explains how an event can be eternal yet vanish and appear.

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John Jones wrote:

Because only events separate events; and because relationships between events are merely another way of describing events, then the world is the name of a list. Each item in the list is not ordered or placed, for that is how items in a list are presented.

Do you mean on this particular list...or on lists in general.

Here is a list: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x,y, z.

I think each item in the list is ordered and placed.

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This presentation of the world as list removes the apparant intuitional necessity of Time, and also explains how an event can be eternal yet vanish and appear.

You really gotta flesh that out a bit.

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