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Originally Posted by Gem
We really have to assume 'the dime effect' because the only validation that there is a universe is the conscious perception of it. In my own theorising I operate on the premise that our study of form (geometry) is not actually the study of dimension and objects, but the study of perception. It suggests that there are no 'actual' objects, and deals with the nature of subjectivity, leading to an 'uncertainty principle' that can't be reconciled by formal thought.
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objects exists. this is easy to qualify.
its how objects will appear from one's perspective that is technically dependent on perception.
i dont know how subjectivity can lead to Uncertainly principle. AFAIK, not knowing all the property of objects at the same time is an inherent property of quantum systems and not some lack of our ability to know.