I’ve skimmed a few Barbour papers and I don’t see how he gets to claim space is “relational” when he has g as a fundamental element of his theory. (Here g is the metric of space but not of time; no relation to the above commenter :-) )
I’ve skimmed a few Barbour papers and I don’t see how he gets to claim space is “relational” when he has g as a fundamental element of his theory. (Here g is the metric of space but not of time; no relation to the above commenter :-) )