"The physicist's definition of a field is the following. It's something that ... is spread everywhere throughout the universe. It's something that takes a particular value at every point in space. And what's more, that value can change in time."
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David Tong, Quantum Fields: The Real Building Blocks of the Universe - with David Tong YouTube, 15 February 2017, (quote from 10:45 of 1:00:17).
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