What we have here is evidence the topology of the world is not the topology that we ordinarily see, that is ah, we see things as separated by a certain distance. We walk across the room and we think, well we’ve left the far wall of the room behind us, and so forth. But there’s an attempt to say, well maybe things that from our macroscopic point of view appear to be widely separated in space.
Maybe things that from our macroscopic point of view appear to be widely separated in space, like New York and Chicago, just to take two macroscopic examples, from a microscopic point of view might actually be contiguous and touching one another.
