Your just trying to find out who has time on their hands for this nonsense. How can you have view from nowhere, when you have to be some where to have a view of something, unless of course you define no where as someplace your not, and then the view would be of something you can't see but does not preclude that it is unseen, as you may have see it before, and remember it, in which case you must also define view, since whether past tense, or even future tense, you will have viewed it, so technically it would qualify it as a view, so that would or could, fit the premise of a view from no where, in the sense that since you have accepted that, no where can be any where that your not, it does not exclude any where that you've been, and are not there currently, but having been there and seen the view, it could qualify as a view from no where. I hope I've answered your queston.:)
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