I'm interested in the thread Do absolute space and time exist?. But at the beginning of that thread is the statement "closed 2 years ago"? Does that mean you can no longer post comments? Can you reactivate the thread by posting the same question again? The thread certainly deserves more answers!
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As the banner at the top says, that question was closed because a similar question, Is spacetime absolute?, was already asked and already had satisfactory answers.
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It's possible to post comments on the closed question Do absolute space and time exist? but you don't have the 50 reputation points required to comment everywhere (although you can comment on your own answers or questions, or any answers to your own questions).
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