Wanna try that again? I'm 'nameless', you are 'ggullet'.
We have never examined anywhere without finding 'something'. No 'if', space is not 'nothing'.If space is nothing
We are seperated only by what you accept as 'seperation', to the extent you believe what 'ego/thought' presents... 'I' and universe are one, seamlessly, each and every moment of existence.and we are seperated by space,
There can be no 'no-thing' to do anything, by definition.then nothing seperates us, or nothing connects us.
Nothing is no-'thing'; no-'thing' to seperate anything, no-'thing' to connect anything. Ultimately, there are no 'things', there are concepts of 'things'...
Each moment a complete and seamless tapestry of existence.
Hi nameless....as you can see from my Avatar...I am an ant so this post was like a shoe coming down to crush me...luckily I sensed the shadow so I quickly rushed to that tiny space between the raised sole of your shoe and the flat part....wow, close call...smiles....I sped out of a tiny crack and rushed to safety....lol....
Great meeting ya....by the way I am not a cowboy...I am a cowgirl.....smiles....
Mikal
(I shall be careful of where i tread! *__- )
I noticed your feminine claim on your profile, after the 'cowboy' remark. I usually make no distinctions in my responses and posts that are gender based. The words presented either speak to me or not, have meaning or no, 'inspire' a response or not...
Again, nice to meet you
See ya around
Peace
(*__- is a wink)
Another "thing" about Nothing (no-thing) is that "it" is not there. Suppose that a black hole was "nothing" since C=0, not that it really is. If spacetime were a fabric, also debatable, but let's say for now, then the "nothing" would be like a hole in a curtain.
As "nothing" can't exist, it's more of a phenomenon, as when we block light and create a "shadow".
At any rate, we sure do seem to be separated by distance.
I may get "nothing" in my Xmas stocking this year. I'll see what I can do with it.
No 'it' to not be there! *__-
So 'nothing' shimmers into existence as a 'hole'; 'it/nothing' is now 'something'...Suppose that a black hole was "nothing" since C=0, not that it really is. If spacetime were a fabric, also debatable, but let's say for now, then the "nothing" would be like a hole in a curtain.
Of course it does. Everything exists!As "nothing" can't exist,
First, in your sentence, as bolded, is one context in which "nothing" exists. As a word on the monitor.
Perhaps you have some associated 'notion/concept/definition' of the "nothing" to which you refer. That is one more context in which "nothing" exists. Your 'hole' notion, is another context.
That "everything exists; existence is contextual." - Book of Fudd (90:2:10)
... is what a bloody Occam's razor has revealed to me.
A matter of Perspective, to be sure. Some see no 'seperation' from the universe as perceived/manifested, some feel quite isolated from everything other than their egoic 'self' image. Some even feel isolated from themselves! Lots of (sum-total of all) Perspectives (us) give the complete picture of 'existence' (at the moment perceived).At any rate, we sure do seem to be separated by distance.
With all your experience imagining 'nothing' as 'something', I feel sure that you will manage something interesting with whatever you might find.I may get "nothing" in my Xmas stocking this year. I'll see what I can do with it.
Happy holidays
Peace
No 'it' to not be there! *__-
This is why there are quotes around it. Yes, nothing is not anything there.
So 'nothing' shimmers into existence as a 'hole'; 'it/nothing' is now 'something'..
There is no existence for nothing. Nothing means not to be. A hole or a nothing or a shadow is merely the absence of a something.
Of course it does. Everything exists!
First, in your sentence, as bolded, is one context in which "nothing" exists. As a word on the monitor.
Yes, the word "nothing" exists as a word.
No- thing was in my stocking… darn.
Here is nothing:
Did you see it? Of course not. Ain't anything there.
There were no quotes around 'it'. It was 'it' to which I referred. Nevertheless, it(!) appears that we are on the same page here.
I don't really care for the semantic games that seem to arise around phrases such as the 'existence of nothing'.
Everything exists.
'Nothing' is perfect, but not very interesting!"
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