‘…the imaginary universe of boundaries would be a realm of pure separation and distinction, with no objects or entities to be separated or distinguished, and no contents to be exchanged or regulated….’
“Zooming into an imaginary universe of only boundaries, what might be its characteristics?”
If you were to zoom into an imaginary universe that consists solely of boundaries, it is likely that the characteristics of this universe would be very different from the real world or other imaginary universes that we are familiar with. Boundaries are transitional spaces or regions that separate or distinguish one thing from another and regulate or control the exchange or flow of matter, energy, information, or other phenomena between the things they separate. However, on their own, boundaries do not have substance or form and are not capable of interacting with each other or with anything else.
In this hypothetical universe of boundaries, it is possible that there would be no objects or entities to be contained or separated by the boundaries, and therefore no contents to be exchanged or regulated by the boundaries. The boundaries themselves would not be contained within anything, and there would be no containers or environments for the boundaries to be a part of.
In this sense, the imaginary universe of boundaries would be a realm of pure separation and distinction, with no objects or entities to be separated or distinguished, and no contents to be exchanged or regulated. It would be a universe that is fundamentally different from the real world or other imaginary universes that we are familiar with, and it is difficult to imagine what kind of experiences or phenomena might be possible within it.