What is the definition of physical location?

Answer 1

There are many functional answers to this question e.g. location is an imaginary grid with fundamental physical entities mapped to it i.e. a unified field theory. That said, perhaps location is physical and entities are imaginary e.g. inertia, gravity, atomic forces, subatomic forces, and electromagnetism are illusions i.e. mental projection, realism, or spiritual theories.

I like to think that to speak of location is to allude to anything and everything that may be i.e. your question is itself one or more locations from which we seek more and detailed information regarding location - your question is an entity that is part of us.

Final answer: "a set of transpondent connections or any process which generates transpondent connections". To clarify, a transpondent connection is exemplified in graph theory by saying "these two vertices are either connected or they are not connected; also, this condition is not a false dilemma".