rich1.0joshdoman (npub1aw…t5xp2)https://nostr.ae/npub1awj92wdw0cnv00wdtxmxp0znfdmpa6upt454nfmgpeczja24gu3q8t5xp2njumphttps://nostr.ae1. A statement is that which can be seen. 2. An observation is a sequence of statements. 3. An observation has a sequence number. 4. A sequence number defines the total well-ordering of statements. 5. The measure of well-ordering is time. ——— 6. Time is absolute. 7. Relative time requires observation. ——— 6. Relativity is measured in orders of degree. 7. 2. A statement makes a point. 3. A sequence of points makes an ordering. 4. An ordering is a sequence number. 5.