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A system that is not within a plane can interact with the plane. I'm not sure that #6 is a meaningful statement.Lynch101 said:The argument from Nowhere
5) If the system is not located anywhere in the universe then it is not in/part of the universe.
6) If the system is not in/part of the universe then it cannot interact with measurement devices which are in/
part of the universe.
It either is a tautalogy, which then contradicts #5, since there is nothing that is not in/part of the universe, or it makes an unsupported statement that things not in/part of the universe cannot interact with the universe. I see no reason why a thing NOT IN the universe is forbidden to interact with a measuring device IN the universe