A Riddle for the smart and not so smart?

Question

This is a line
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There is something above it and something below it.
If you can't see what is above or below the line, does it exist???

consteElat...so you are willing to take my word as the source?

sinyckel: space does not define nothing. Something always exist within space

Answer 1

Everything exists, even nothingness.<
But as to my line written above regarding such, are you able to clearly define both everything and nothing in their entirety of comprehension>??

So yes, I see in both above and below the line you set forth, your personal quest for the answer to the definition of labels to words given by the people who revise dictionaries.

How many revisions of words, and new words, will be in dictionaries 1000 years from now?

Maybe the word nothingness as we know it today will be revised to be, or re-named, as to be related to a different dimension in the time-frame I mentioned.

Yes, the word IT also is presently in our dictionaries, so therefore, exists. Even things made up by the human mind exist, if only in the mind. (Sort of like your cell-phone was 100 years ago) And I can point at a thousand things in my house and designate the word IT to them.

Yes, the universe is an on-going process of expansion to more ITs

Yes, IT exists

Answer 2

There is space above and below. Yes, it is true that something always exists in space, but that does not mean there are no areas in space empty of all matter. Does space exist even though I cannot see it? Well, space is the area which is not taken up by an object, so the fact that I see nothing, would mean that there is space in between... If I saw space, then it wouldn't really be space, now would it? There would be matter blocking my sight, like a thick cloud of gas, but I would still have space to move. You know, this really all depends on what kind of space you are referring to, because there is matter floating in space that I cannot see, but we still refer to an empty room as and empty room, even though technically, there is matter in there. The only place in space that has absolutly no matter would be in a vacuum.

I guess the question is, because I cannot see the matter within space, does it mean that those tiny particles do not exist? Well, we have evidence for the existence of atoms and the protons and electrons that make up the atom.

Answer 3

Yes, the line exists, as does the need to separate one thing from another. It's like an examination, those who answer the questions correctly are separated from those who don't. An analogue of the line is to determine right from wrong, good from bad. To determine these things you need rules and laws. The Old Testament law told us we were sinners, but we were still sinners without it. That is why Jesus died on a cross, because we were all below the line and were unable to attain the standard required to get into heaven, but he passed the exam and by God's grace all who believe in him and follow him are accepted as having passed the examination.

Answer 4

Well first, it's a line segment, not a line. There is space above and below it. Space as in the absence of anything. This would obviously tell us that Space exists, and is defined by emptiness, or nothing.
Add in: Not true, define vaccuum.
Thecat: Learning to spell the word would be a good step towards understanding its definition.

Answer 5

Synical you don't know what a vacum is do you?
Space is not a vacum! There is always some kind of electromagnetic fluctuation in "empty" or "outer" space!

Definition of a vacum:

Volume of absolute 0 (zero) pressure!
But even a vacum does'nt last that long...


Definition of space:

Space is distance "d" in the equation> v=d/t
so you see space and time are part of one another, its a whole in this universe at least.

About the question: you cant prove G-d's existance, G-d does'nt need us to prove His existance!
G-d is alive and well,
thank-you!

PS: synical, I did not mean to offend you, I will try to improoove my spelling!
(thanks for the laugh)

Answer 6

I see writing above and below the line. I know air is all around the line. The rest of my computer screen and beyond is above the line. The rest of my computer and table and so on are below the line. There are even things to the sides of the line. Above and below the line extend out past our computers in case you didn't know.

Answer 7

I just ran some tests to support my theory, and yes, there is something there, there are thousands of things called "pixels". These pixels are generated from my monitor and not influenced by any higher omnipotent power other than my computer (which does not have inherent intelligence) and the wall switch (which comes from PG&E, and I doubt they are supernatural as well, though they may seem that way sometimes).

Answer 8

above: This is a line
below: There is something above it and something below it.
If you can't see what is above or below the line, does it exist???

no because thats a line SEGMENT not a line. a line has no beginning or end...lolz. well, ya it still exists because there is sumthing written above and below it and if there eally isnt anything...it could be written in invisble ink.

Answer 9

All existence is made from atoms which are 99.99 percent empty
and occupied only by a nucleus and electrons that have no mass and occupy no space and have no weight. This small incontrovertible fact says that the only reality is nothing.

Answer 10

i could think of that the pills that weigh 6 grams each and each could be greater suitable than those that weigh 5 grams each and each, so which you're able to easily look on the pills in the cups to tell which of them are 6 grams.