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Originally posted by LoonyConservative
Originally posted by Sinny
I just want to present you with a couple of statements... Food for thought.
Add seven positive 1s, and seven minus 1s... You arrive with the sum of zero... Despite the fact there are *actually* 14 numbers.
Is zero the absence of one "single" thing, or the presence of multiple things?
amazing how math works eh? think of a "0" like a black hole.
What is the distinction between matter and empty space? Empty space, cannot be empty space, for it holds the potential for *all* form in the partical world.
still doesn't make it filled with anything to become less..empty
All energy is available from empty space.
how?
Form is emptyness, and emptyness is form.
perhaps..
There's no such thing as nothing.
depends on your perspective
The universe either appeared from *nothing* .. Or has always existed, and has *no beggining*.
everything has a beginning.. otherwise nothing would have a middle or an end.
and as you said there is no such thing as nothing.
"In fact mathematically Zero and Infinity are very similar, and also exact opposites. The Number Line you were taught in school actually connects at infinity.
I could go on all day talking about nothing, because nothing is a fascinating subject because you are talking about something that doesn't exist! So then how can you be talking about it if it doesn't exist? There are an infinite number of ways to approach the subject of nothing and an infinite number of explanation for what nothing is." -K.C.Kole
Originally posted by Sinny
reply to post by Wifibrains
As to the 2 posters, whos posts were simply to bash mine, feel better?
What you so bitchy about? Not getting laid?
Originally posted by zilebeliveunknown
Originally posted by jiggerj
Originally posted by LightSpeedDriver
Originally posted by jiggerj
Would you mind some light chat on this, because I have to ask: Are there really 14 numbers there? I would say that there either has to be 15 numbers, or just 7. You considered all the negative digits below zero to be numbers, but not the zero. If zero isn't a number, why would any value less than zero qualify as a number? So, either the zero is a number, making it a total of 15 numbers, or every value from zero to -7 isn't a number, making the total of just the 7 positive numbers.
Aha! By the same logic why would any number above zero be considered worthy as a number? Hmmmm?
Because every number above zero represents something: 7 walnuts, 7 beers...
But when you start at zero walnuts you can't go backwards and say that you have one less than zero walnuts, 2 less than zero walnuts, 7 less than zero walnuts. It doesn't work because no matter what negative number you assign to it, you only have zero walnuts.edit on 6/23/2012 by jiggerj because: (no reason given)
Yes, but that don't work in accounting. My bank account balance is - 1.778, therefore I have a negative value which need to get leveled, and that value is pretty much real.edit on 25-6-2012 by zilebeliveunknown because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by zilebeliveunknown
reply to post by DARREN1976
Dark doesn't exist, it's just that there is no light source for matter to react to.
Originally posted by Sinny
The universe either appeared from *nothing* .. Or has always existed, and has *no beggining*.