Unity indistinguishable from nothingness can never be distinguished?

Answer 1

You must have been Nietzsche lately.

For the most part, you are right on! If you combine good and evil, you get something that is neither good nor evil, and could stay that would result in nothing. You continue to combine all things into one, all opposites into a single state, the unity of all things. It would make sense that the final produce would be nothingness.

This would mean that the universe is only distinguishable from an empty void because of variations. Which would mean that nothingness has some entropy. Perhaps the general unification theory is that nothingness has a tendency to split into opposites. Of course this would mean that there are particles with any anti-mass. Perhaps there is another universe similar to ours where everything is made of negative mass. There must be a difference between negative mass and anti-matter since when anti-matter collides with regular matter the result is energy, which is caused because of the conversion of matter to energy. I would be looking for a negative mass particle which if it collides with a mass particle it would result in nothing. Interestingly, the gravitational force equation would cause two negative mass objects to attract just like positive mass objects. F = (G)(m1)(m2)/r^2 If both objects had a negative mass they would attract since multiplying two negatives results in a positive. If they were opposites, they would be forced apart.

Answer 2

When nothingness achieves unity with the oneness, it becomes indistinguishable because it ceases to exist as a uniqueness. Stop making the distinction and unity will be realized.

Answer 3

Way to go sandyblo!!! You took the words out of my mouth---so to speak. I love "The Tao"--400 B.C.'s simple philosophy and have been applying it in a lot of my answers---not to mention my own life. Profundity and simplicity go hand in hand---sometimes. Mathematically applied---the most powerful number ( 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ) is zero because anything multiplied by it is zero! Nothingness is indistinguishable, has unity, and can be distinguished in pi. 3.14.......999............it has no beginning and no end---at the same time. What is a circle? What is a sphere? What is round---as opposed to well-rounded?!

Answer 4

What nothingness?

You exist, or are you just in my imagination ... then I exist. Duh.

What unity, are you talking about?

Please think deeper,
Jonnie