I think you mean energy is mass released, but at infinite speed without any concepts of relative time dilation for energy transfers to occur, that release is the same state as absolute zero.
What you said here: "Then I ask, how could there ever be any such foolish idea as nothing?" That question conflicts with the point I try to make, there isn't any foolish idea of nothing because nothing doesn't exist. Philosophical renderings of such a "thing" as nothing is misleading, because relative time which spatial constructs are dependent on stands still - ceases to exist in any way.
There is a large difference, infinite difference, in a state where zero-point energy can be quantized as heat, mass, time, measurements and a state of a non-dimensional point. All physicists, the true kind, focus on the before/after of annihilation which produces energy and mass, but not on the point of origin of the annihilation. One, energy, is monopolar from a non-existent point; and the other, mass, is dipolar. The interactions in the form of relative measurements of heat, light, mass, energy, etc. must arise from the absolute point - non-existence - in order for fundamental quantities to have their intrinsic values. The axes, so to speak, don't exist as matter, energy, heat, or anything else.
This is a mathematical view of sort of expressing the idea. yet, it refers more to the above-mentioned philosophical notions that explain more the functioning of relativity which is internal and not to be confused with the only possible absolute state of the universe.
How can zero be greater than one? This sounds like nonsense. Or perhaps we are touching on something completely different. Naturally in order to find out we must explore some unfamiliar terrain. However, keep in mind, that we are not considering a change to, or something new in, ordinary mathematics. The mathematical system developed since the dawn of human reasoning functions in relation to the definitive world of things that we observe each day. That system counts things, and it is a valid system evidenced by its application to the physical universe. And yet it is noteworthy, even important, that we notice how that system cannot describe the universe as a whole, as words and our thinking minds can. In math as we count a world of things we count upward into an endless abyss of numbers. If we wish to understand and describe the universe with a mathematical system that is able to represent the universe as a whole, then we have to make a switch and see the world in an entirely different way. Remember the first equation:
(1 + (-1)) + (2 + (-2)) + (3 + (-3)) +... = 0 + 0 + 0 + ... = 0
The simplest most straightforward way of summing all numbers is to sum the equal but opposite numbers together as shown above. So for a moment we will imagine that the correct sum of all numbers does sum up to and equal zero. Except this means that we need to change the value of zero away from being no things. We need to treat zero as the largest value in the mathematical system which actually includes the two infinities of positive and negative numbers. Suddenly zero has become an infinite whole that contains all other numbers. Every positive and every negative number on the real number plane is summing or combining together to form an ultimate number of absolute value. Obviously this is not math as we know it. This is a math without time, without process, a math of real infinite values.
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