Infinite Nothingness's Infinity.

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Is there really such a thing as nothingness?

Originally posted by Unity_99
Infinity is one of my favorite subjects. But they found infinite Energy, not really empty space. So its not just infinite void, is infinite energy, infinite intellect, infinite variety, no measurement can be taken, No Time, no Higher/Lower, Bigger/Smaller, Past/Future except as perceptions. Everything is like Infinite fractals, all at once.

The energy arises from the dualistic nature of infinity/nothingness. It is the ultimate paradoxical duality.

Originally posted by LeoVirgo
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Is there really such a thing as nothingness?

It is infinity. Infinity can't be something because that would render it finite, so if it cant be something, it has to be nothing.

Like James Earl Jones said in Conan The Barbarian: "embrace emptiness"

Originally posted by smithjustinb

Originally posted by LeoVirgo
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Is there really such a thing as nothingness?

It is infinity. Infinity can't be something because that would render it finite, so if it cant be something, it has to be nothing.

Energy is ongoing, has always been and will always be. Its not, nothing. It is always, something. Still, just because energy is always something, in a finite form or a 'phase' of being....does not make it 'not being', hence nothingness.

We are 'something' and 'something' can not come from 'nothing'. There is no such thing as 'nothing' for there is always 'something'.

Just sharing thoughts
LV

Originally posted by LeoVirgo

Originally posted by smithjustinb

Originally posted by LeoVirgo
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Is there really such a thing as nothingness?

It is infinity. Infinity can't be something because that would render it finite, so if it cant be something, it has to be nothing.

Energy is ongoing, has always been and will always be. Its not, nothing. It is always, something. Still, just because energy is always something, in a finite form or a 'phase' of being....does not make it 'not being', hence nothingness.

We are 'something' and 'something' can not come from 'nothing'. There is no such thing as 'nothing' for there is always 'something'.

Just sharing thoughts
LV

I agree, but nothing is infinity and thus not nothing. It is a paradox.

Energy is not nothing. For energy to be energy, it has to have a duality. The duality is infinity/nothingness.
Energy arises from infinite nothingness.

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I will kindly disagree.

Energy doesnt 'arise' or become...it just 'is'. Like a perpetual force that is always being and always in expression, as its 'being'.

Originally posted by LeoVirgo
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I will kindly disagree.

Energy doesnt 'arise' or become...it just 'is'. Like a perpetual force that is always being and always in expression, as its 'being'.

Then the infinite nothingness is energy.

Absolute nothingness would be absolute natural, neither positive or negative.
Nothingness would be like a absolute vacuum, which is neither positive or negative.
A absolute vacuum only becomes negative when you have a particle present. A absolute vacuum can never be positive compared to any particles we know of.

Originally posted by spy66
Absolute nothingness would be absolute natural, neither positive or negative.
Nothingness would be like a absolute vacuum, which is neither positive or negative.
A absolute vacuum only becomes negative when you have a particle present. A absolute vacuum can never be positive compared to any particles we know of.

With all due respect, what's your point?

Originally posted by smithjustinb

Originally posted by spy66
Absolute nothingness would be absolute natural, neither positive or negative.
Nothingness would be like a absolute vacuum, which is neither positive or negative.
A absolute vacuum only becomes negative when you have a particle present. A absolute vacuum can never be positive compared to any particles we know of.

With all due respect, what's your point?

That a absolute vacuum and nothingness are the same thing.

Perhaps infinity can be represented by the figure 8, and infinity nothing infinity can be represented by this:

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I believe the flower of life is a more appropriate representation.

This topic is already being discussed here.

What is Infinity?

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