>>11247209Ok think of it like this. If you get get an insane number of these half-planck lengths and stack them together to create a new Space, you'd achieve nothing because you'd be creating the exact same Space as we have right now and matter would be moving along it in the exact same way. Or to put it in a different perspective, the half-planck lengths would merge with their neighbor into the standard planck length anyway and no one would know that you even divided them.
In order to achieve what you want, which is to reduce the infinitesimal coordinates of Space to 0.5 planck length, you'd have to prevent them from merging into a standard planck coordinate which can only happen in two ways:
You put one half-planck length and stop at that, within which nothing is obviously capable of existing, or you put as many as you like but you put physically-impassible barriers between each of them so they don't merge, which in turn simply creates a huge set of the same Universes with a single half-planck within them as the former example.
Hopefully you understand what I'm trying to imply with this abstract example. It's not that the planck legnth itself isn't divisible, it's that existence cannot exist below it so dividing it is pointless because existence would simply scale up the division back to one planck length
