Does "Ross Macintosh" have a soul?

[morphonius_821]

You are wrong. As long as we are talking about default definition of space and time (both philosophical and physical), it is only a function of matter. Non-material things do not have these parameters.

I realize that the mind likes to work in absolutes:
i.e. "simply something is material or it is not....."

However the universe does not neatly divide along the lines of:
1)that which you can perceive and
2)that which you can not,
each side having distinct properties commensurate with an arbitrary observation.
(Insofar as this distinction is only in the mind of the observer... as dictated by their particular sensory capabilities.)

Because you can not see something does not mean it is immaterial in any sense other than one of arbitrary definition.
And things are not rendered incapable of any parameters whatever simply because you have failed to observe them.

And with reference to matters of spirit I'm obviously not simply talking about a definition of matter limited and framed by the current extent of our scientific knowledge...
But in a broader sense that includes other more rarefied types of matter on as yet scientifically uncharted dimensions.