A universal law is that no two things can happen at the same time

I have been studying a phenomenon that has intrigued me for a long time.  Following up on inspirations and many hours of meditations which I have had for most of my adult life I have been thinking about this topic.

I believe that there could very well be other people and scientists that would have pondered the same thing as well.

I am going to make a bold new statement at the present time concerning this topic which I have never heard or read anywhere before, as a matter of fact, much to the contrary I have heard of the opposite.

But before I go into that I would like to give a short rundown on how I do here.  I have been playing with the thought of space-time for a long time. What I came up with is something that I know is scientifically and philosophically impossible and that is the existence of two identical things. Why do I make this statement as science considers that there are identical molecules, ions, photons, and a lot more?  Yet I stand behind my point that none of them are identical as they can have many qualities in common and possibly have the exact same qualities in many aspects however there are two qualities that no two things in this universe can have at the same time. 

Identical means that all of the qualities are exactly the same and no two things in the Universe can occupy the same time-space. Only one thing can be in one place at a time. A thing can intermittently occupy the same space but not two things at the same time.  As one moves out the other moves in. Because they are not in the same place at the same time one of the conditions of being identical cannot be met.  This means that no two things can occupy the same time-space. Therefore nothing can be identical.  Put in a different sense they are not geographically in the same place at the same time and thus have different properties, different forces working on them no matter how minute their angle of reflection or deflection will be different.  A thing has one weight on the moon and brings that same thing to earth then it has a different weight. The thing is the same the gravity has changed. This thing is still identical because it is the same thing.

Identical or not

Same time but not same space, not identical

This concept of identical objects and their inability to occupy the same time space is fundamental to our understanding of the physical world. It is what allows us to differentiate between objects and identify them as unique entities. 

Moreover, this principle applies not only to physical objects but also to ideas, thoughts, and emotions. Each person's experience is unique, and no two individuals can have the exact same thoughts or feelings at the same time. 

This understanding of identity and uniqueness has significant implications for fields such as philosophy, psychology, and even law. It helps us understand concepts such as personal identity, consciousness, and individual rights.

In summary, the idea that identical things cannot occupy the same time-space is a fundamental principle that underpins our understanding of the world around us. It has far-reaching implications for various fields of study and helps us make sense of our experiences as unique individuals in a complex universe.