equally nothing

[AntonioLao]

One apple will never be equal to one orange in every physical characteristic. However, zero apple will always equal zero orange since equally nothing are always equal. On the other hand, how could equally something be equal in general? How could one spacetime point be equal to another spacetime point? Equality seems to require directional properties such that two or more spacetime points share the same direction or orientation. It is then clear that all physical objects in this universe have the same time direction even though nobody knows just what the real orientation of this direction in 3D space.

[mkirkpatrick]

Prehaps the reason we cannot find this is because they are relative illusions,and what we are chasing is in effect shadows that are all equally nothing?
regards michael.

[Cubola Zaruka]

Zero apples does not equal zero oranges; oranges could exist in the abscence of apples. Any group of objects which are completely equal are the same object. Space-time points differ in their positions relative to other space-time points, but if there are no other differences between them, they are equal in all other ways.

[AntonioLao]

Using concept of sets, the null set of fruits imply both zero apples or oranges. Infinite nothing is equal to double or triple infinity of nothing.