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There is something that confuses me when I read about space bending.
For something to bend it needs to be in space, because otherwise bending does not exist. For example, it makes no sense to talk about the bending of bytes because bytes are not really in space.
So how come that space can bend? Is space in another space? And if it is can that space bend too?
For something to bend it needs to be in space, because otherwise bending does not exist. For example, it makes no sense to talk about the bending of bytes because bytes are not really in space.
So how come that space can bend? Is space in another space? And if it is can that space bend too?