Where is boundary on your entropy from which you can enumerate a space?
Your answer is your illusion.
What is it to "enumerate a space" (TPTB_need_war)? The cardinality of the set of all real numbers is Aleph-1 -
uncountably infinite. Any
continuous, nonzero displacement consists of (at least, in the context of
Euclidean spaces)
uncountably infinite, zero-dimensional points (i.e., 0-spaces). That those points correspond to a particular distance is only for the establishment of a particular line segment as the multiplicative identity of position within the (again,
Euclidean) space.
(Do
you - that one having made, and continuing to support, a claim about
all spaces - care to elaborate on the relevance of your assertion to the Hilbert space - a space?)