no, because only in our imaginations and in no place in the universe can we ignore significance of measurements. If we are sending a spaceship to an interstellar object 1 light year away from earth, and the spaceship is currently 25 miles from earth (on the way), you are insisting that you know more about the distance from earth to the object than you do if you think that that distance from the spaceship to the galaxy is 587862819274.1 miles
no, because only in our imaginations and in no place in the universe can we ignore significance of measurements. If we are sending a spaceship to an interstellar object 1 light year away from earth, and the spaceship is currently 25 miles from earth (on the way), you are insisting that you know more about the distance from earth to the object than you do if you think that that distance from the spaceship to the galaxy is 587862819274.1 miles