Does Nothing Exist?

Mmmm... thats a good one.

It could depend on what context you use it in. However even that may not be logically correct.

There's always something, never nothing.
 
Mmmm... thats a good one.

It could depend on what context you use it in. However even that may not be logically correct.

There's always something, never nothing.

What about space? Now there is a place with "nothing"
 
What about space? Now there is a place with "nothing"

Nothing does not exist. Because in Nothing, there is something, called nothing, therefore something is in nothing even though physically it isn't but either way, it's got something in there, nothing.

Confused? :S
Good...lol

And in empty space there is something, oxygen, air if not air or oxygen, then nothing, which again either way is something. [(copy+paste) paragraph above]
 
It's kind of like the whole evil good, darkness light thing.

Does Darkness exist? No, it is just a lack of light.

Does evil exist? No, it is just a lack good.

Or is light just a lack of darkness, and really light doesnt exist.

And is good just a lack of evil, and really good doesnt exist?

So, is nothing just a lack of Something, or is something just a lack of nothing?...
 
Nothing explains the visual world we see.

In sub-atomic terms though, nothing doesn't exist.
 
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