Absolute nothingness

Ha! I agree.I think my point was that we cannot say that it{"Nothing"} is not infinite.But don't get that confused with:Nothing is not infinite, or that nothing is finite, as these statements are obviously not true. I agree with that too.

It seems we have too much agreement for any real debate then!!

So allow me to interject and point out that 'true nothingness' is no more infinite than it is brown...

Well I would agree with that too As I said previously - It is no more infinite than it is finite. Nothing - Real nothing - is nothing. No spatial dimensions. No time. No matter (obviously I guess)So Cavey - I have seen your posts in other threads and know you to be well informed on this sort of subject. What exactly is your take on the whole nothingness question from aphysics point of view?Does the question of nothingness even make senset our 3D time based comprehension?I cannot imagine a 2D world with time anything but mathematically so what chance of grasping - nothing?

nothingness is neither infinite or finite , as both are measures of "something"nothingness by its nature cannot be measured in any way , it is not 0.0000 units in length as the lenght does not apply to is .
it does not even have zero properties , its the complete absents of All properties.