The possibility of nothing.....?
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yes you are a mormon dont lie to me lol.
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Imagining the world with no hypothetical situations is a hypothetical situation itself.  It's an impossible paradox.
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No. It's all or nothing :)
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Looks like only one person got the right idea so far so I will try to underscore that.\n\nEveryone who says that it is possible to have NOTHING inside a box if you have a total vacuum has ignored quantum theory which has proven to reflect reality extremely well.\n\nThe uncertainty principle allows energy to be borrowed from the vacuum for a very short time.  The vacuum is seething with pairs of "virtual" particle+antiparticle pairs that are created with this borrowed energy.  They pop into existence and then annihilate with each other extremely quickly.\n\nSo no, as far as anybody knows we have strong reason to believe that it is impossible to have absolutely nothing inside a box because something is always popping up everywhere in space.  Maybe if you had a very small box and very big luck luck it would be empty just for the tiniest period of time.
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Nothing is nothing. Energy is something.\n\nIf there is nothing in a universe then is it even a universe?  No, it is not, it's nothing.
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Nothing, no one can be absolutley sure of anyting
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Anything's possible.  This is where Occam's Razor comes in quite handy.
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anything is possible...
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i think there is no such thing...
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There is no such postulate.
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there is no system, just guess
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With God....nothing is in possible!!!!!
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No.  Everything includes all the things that exist.  The future has not happened yet and therefore doesn't exist so you cannot possibly know it.
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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.\n\nFor 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.\n\nMy 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.\n\nFinally, 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.
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If nothing exist, It must be outside our own Universe where there is no time, matter, energy nor space. Just 'nothing' which cannot be comprehended. \n\nHow can you comprehend nothing if nothing is existed?\nThere is nothing to be comprehended afterall.\nYou better stop thinking nothing and start thinking something.
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Ahhh....something for nothing....aren't we all looking for that?
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Definitely: Yes.\nBecause that is the same question as to ask: Is there anything like "a nothing"? And there certainly is, otherwise we won't have the term "nothing", would we?