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It might be ignored if you take a somnolent perspective on it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somnolence
Information always exists physically if it exists at all. Choose any form of information storage you want, you will inevitably find that some material object has to be in some particular state in order to store it. If it's in your brain, then some of the cells in your brain are in some particular state, or else you would immediately forget it.
Interesting question. Probably this is the only situation where the OP would make any sense. An object with no substructure, all alone in the universe.
Would time pass? I'm going to go with "no". The reason being because there is no "aether", so there's no absolute measure of distance or motion. Without a second object, any claim that the photon is "moving" makes no sense. Also any claim that it has a particular wavelength is meaningless, because there's nothing against which to measure "length".
Filled with vacuum is as "empty" as anything can get.
It's an interesting thought experiment to ask ourselves what a glass with nothing, not even vacuum would be like, but..... how would you remove the vacuum? There doesn't appear to be any such thing as any mechanism that could achieve that.
I'm guessing this is the basis of Therapy's objection.Originally Posted by wiki
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