The base of the question remains the same as always, what is "existence" and "change". By what means do objects have "location" and "distance", and why can't you put them in the same location. Where does that logic stem from, by what mechanism do we get mechanisms, what is the basis of "mechanism".

It seems to me there are two possibilities, and a remote third. Circular, hierarchical, or infinite (so far as we could ever have the means to tell). In a circular system the logic that drives the universe is strictly self contained, the means for and basis of phenomena all may be accounted for within the objects themselves, and all logic forms closed loops. In a hierarchical system, there's a point of irreducibility such that the basis of phenomena, the logic of the universe, are reliant on some sort of "external" or static basis we cannot access by viewing our universe at any scale. There's certain axioms which just are because they are, and the communication from them is unidirectional. They cause, but are not caused, immutable. In an infinite system, as in subdivision, recursion, there no maximum macro nor micro. The basis and extent of things can never be found by any entity at any scale or level of organization.