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by aatd86
217 days ago
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You have a material view of existence perhaps.
How would the notion of nothingness even exist if there was no existence in the first place?
And if we even accepted that nothing was possible, which in itself doesn't make any sense, how would something even start to exist?
Well the contradiction is already in the fact that there is a preexisting concept of nothing in the first place.
Existence is impredicative too.
It defines itself. That's a fact. It is not because it is impredicative that it needs to be hard to understand I think. It's almost a tautology rather. Oh by the way, forgniz exist, you made it to design something. It doesn't have to refer to something material. It could be an idea. After all, inventions don't exist by being material in the first place.
But idea have at least material support (your brain signals) and the data acquired through your body. As far as we know. |
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It wouldn't, that's the point. The is no need for a "notion of nothingness" if nothing exists.
Why do you think nothingness doesnt't make any sense? It's a simple concept: no space, no time, and therefore nothing else such as matter, etc.
> how would something even start to exist?
Perhaps it wouldn't. We weren't talking about the origin of the universe from nothing. If you want to say existence is irrefutable because we observe it, that's fine. But it's not irrefutable because of its definition, that's religious circular logic, like the ontological argument.