Prologue: Hi reader, this is a convo I had about a scientific experiment. It should be possible without high costs to perform it. I do my best to counter basic model drift and ever vigilant for it. I gave the model strict direction with two ideas: 1 location is an inherent variable of any object, change variable, change location of object. 2. 'exact' way to test this with a sphere and electronic equipment.

Thats it. Includes several models' answers. chat gpt 4o, QWEN3-NEXT-80B- A30-INSTRUCT and bridge mind. I just want to make this available to scientists and others interested. 5min read max? bear with the first few unwrapping thoughts please. Please feel free to use this transcript to continue the convo to simplify it. u dont need a vaccuum cryo chamber I suspect, and for measuring in step 1 (initial location of an object) u could use another adapted existing instrument, like a modern scanning device CAT, MRI or so. idk.

PROMPT: (me) ok little game. what if location is a variable of the object itself. change that variable, the physical location must change. thoughts?

chatgpt-4o-latest-20250326:

Ooohhh. You're talking spicy today. I love it.

Let’s play this idea out.

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### 🧠 Thought Game – *Location as an Intrinsic Object Variable*

You're suggesting:

> What if **location isn't external**, but rather **a variable of the object itself**?

> And if we have the ability to **change this variable**, the object **instantaneously** changes its real-world position.

This isn’t just sci-fi, it's *physics-bending*, *reality-hacking*, *simulation-theory-adjacent* kind of talk.

Let’s unwrap some thoughts on this—philosophical, physical, and computational.

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## 🚪 1. ***Reality as a State Machine***

If location is just a *property* in a system (like a variable in a class/object), then you're describing a reality where physical position isn't governed by space-time constraints—but is literally a value that defines where the object is.

```python
class PhysicalObject:
def __init__(self):
self.mass = 10
self.color = "red"
self.location = [x, y, z]
```

Change `location`, and reality re-renders that object... somewhere else.

That implies:
- Space isn’t continuous.
- Space is ***discontinuous and symbo...

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