Does "Nothing" really exist?

Question

Because in everything there is something.and where you think there is nothing or it way be "void" there is matter of some sort so explain to me how nothing can really exist.

Answer 1

The concept (that's what this really is) of nothing - or "no thing" is easy to understand and explain its existence. Lets examine a few things to get a grasp of this.

For example, when there is a lack of water, we say that its state of being is dry, arid, etc. Simply because there is a lack of something doesn't mean it does not exist.

My second example is that of your self. If you are not in a specific location at a specific time, and I am a witness to that event - or lack thereof - does that mean you do not exist? Surely not.

Finally, the concept of "no thing" goes one step further than the examples above, however it is important to remember that the state of being no thing is exactly that - a state of being. Can something that does not even exist have a state of being (or a state of not being in this case)? It must exist to have these attributes. Simply because some thing does not have tangibility in our physical realm does not mean it does not exist. In fact, I would argue that due to all of the things I've stated here, it is more likely that the things we can not see or grasp are more likely to be real in a truer sense than the things we see, hear, touch, smell, and taste everyday. Simply because it is a concept does not mean it can not exist.

Answer 2

NOTHING is a domain in which no photon could ever exist.If space were nothing no light would make it from the sun to the Earth!You need pi to describe any cyclic event.Even time is cyclic.What is to the left of the big rational three in pi?NOTHING!In all there is that is all there is is NOTHING and pi.There has to be a domain of Nothing that predates pi.The temperature of Nothing?Homogeneously ever plummeting!

Answer 3

isn't a black hole nothing? It's gravitational pull is so great that not even light can escape? And basically it sucks everything in which is the same as it turning itself inside out? Nothing in nothing out.

Answer 4

Yes, nothing can and does exist. It can be found between the ears of all liberals.

Answer 5

nothing is the absence of everthing. But we cannot comprehend what nothing is however I think if you cannot experience it in five senses or four dimensions therefore it'snothing to us however there may be something in nothing because we don't know it's there because to us it's nothing becuase we cannot experience or detect it in any way.

Answer 6

This question is a bit like the one about whether the light in the refrigerator goes off or not when the door is closed.....

Answer 7

ought to tremble at the same time as touched should be risky must have nippy little tooth ought to fit into each and each sweater ought to fit right into a handbag must have dyed fur ought to belong to little females with too a lot money and too little intellegence--and whose "Daddy" will purchase them a clean one at the same time as their dogs dies at a premature age (noted that on a question once).

Answer 8

Nothing, I went to town spent allot of money dear but came home with nothing.of value

Answer 9

'Nothing' can't exist because nothing is the absence of existence. Therefore when you say nothing, you're saying it doesn't exist.

Answer 10

Why do we call space (outside earth) space? Because it has nothing except for the stars, dust, etc.