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Originally posted by Slicky1313
stupid post like these... I cant belive im replying to dis
Originally posted by NetStorm
But ....if you believe in "nothing" aren't you believing in something? Or is the nothing...truly nothing, therefore non existant..but if you thought of it..then it exists in your mind, so it is no longer nothing..it's a conundrum I tell you
Originally posted by psychosgirl
point blank............if your brain functions at all even 1% you believe something. unless you were kept in a dark soundless foodless hole.....it is impossible for you to believe in nothing.
Originally posted by ghostsoldier
To me believing in nothing is like acheiving enlightenment... The way I see nihilism; is like being in that infinite void of meditation... Were everything exists yet nothing exists...
Originally posted by Jonna
Originally posted by ghostsoldier
To me believing in nothing is like acheiving enlightenment... The way I see nihilism; is like being in that infinite void of meditation... Were everything exists yet nothing exists...
Give the man a cuppie doll or, in the case that you are female, how about a howitzer? The idea that the Everything and the Nothing are identical is not a new idea. You can find it in many eastern philosophies as well as modern-day physics. This idea itself can be categorized as a belief, but it is the belief of non-beliefs. As you can see, describing a ‘perceived’ paradox with another paradox is like washing yourself with a bar of dirt. Unfortunately, only paradoxes seem appropriate to explain other paradoxes.