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No. it just restates what you said in a different way. What do you mean by, "the fabric of the universe"? How do you even quantify that? Is it what the universe is made of? If that's the case, then I'm a "human that is the fabric of the universe" and so are you.

Do you mean that it's like space/time? If so, then what does it do? Does it send you through time, or prevent you from aging through some sort of reality anomaly?

And the Greeks discovered it. Okay, how does that change anything about the object, what it does, or what it's made of? You could easily replace Greeks with Romans, Indians, Egyptians, Americans, flying monkeys, and they would all make about as much sense.

It just doesn't make any kind of sense, because you haven't described what it actually is or what it does. Try giving the idea more explanation, and if you want it to be found by the Greeks, that's fine, but have them be connected in a way that relates to the object.

I don't think that's how "fabric of the universe" work. My physics understanding only extend to high-school level, but from my understanding, fabric of the universe is basically empty space—the space itself, the "fabric" is only a metaphor to facilitates visualization on how gravity etc. works, expanding and shrinking its very dimension. Besides, the universe is a 3D space, representing it as an essentially 2D object like a blanket where depth is basically nonexistent is nigh impossible unless you want to delve into the confusing and mind-boggling territory of Holographic Universe, which would take extensive research into theoretical physics.

Not really, no.

Saying its the fabric of the universe is like saying something is made of time or math. You can say it all you want, but until you explain what that means in practical terms it's just words.

On the Greek involvement, the question is "What does having this discovered by the Greeks contribute to the concept?" If there isn't a good answer for that, why do they even need to be involved at all, and is there a more interesting origin that can be done instead?