By definition, the smallest integral component of reality must be both "infinitely" small and "infinitely" dense. In other words, the most fundamental component of everything is composed of nothing but itself. Therefore, at the most fundamental and absolute level something is the same thing as what it is made of. Therefore for something to exist at the most fundamental level it must be composed of itself. If you can not say for sure that something is composed of itself, then you can not say for sure that it is anything at all. Therefore anything which does not necessarily contain itself must necessarily contain nothing. Therefore the set of all sets which do not contain themselves is the empty set, and whether or not the empty set contains itself is an irrelevant question, since the empty set has no value anyway.
In conclusion, the smallest amount of something that composes everything must be infinitely small and infinitely dense. Therefore something must be composed of nothing but itself, which is to say that there is something which must be composed of everything. In other words, everything is composed of small little bits of everything, therefore everything is composed of itself. Everything is always made out of itself, because things which exists ARE simply what they are COMPOSED of. Anything which we can not tell if it is composed of itself or not is simply something which does not exist (as far as we can see). So everything is made out of itself (small little bits) and nothing is not made out of anything per se, therefore nothing may or may not be made out of itself, we cannot tell. Therefore the logical solution to Russell's paradox is that the set of all sets which do not contain themselves must simply be the empty set, and whether or not the emptiness contains itself is a question that has no meaning, in that it deludes the meaning of emptiness. WHether or not the set of sets which do not contain themselves contains itself is an irrelevent question because the set of sets that do not contain themselves must be an empty set. All sets contain themselves, because sets are like quanta, in that they must be composed of themselves, and nothing else. So that is the definition of quanta.


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