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Can Nothing Exist?

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02-10-2004 11:17 PM 		Reply to: Message 14 by compmage
06-13-2003 2:57 AM

Something about Nothing
If by the term "nothing" you mean in our universe, I would say no.
If you mean in an absolute sense, I would say yes. But we could not experience it, of course, because "nothing" would be its own universe, just as zero is its own number in an infinite series.
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I think I know where the "nothing" argument wants to go, but that is already covered in the "Something from Nothing" forum.
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