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Maybe the nature of actual nothingness is to split into various somethings. It may be inherent; axiomatic. The most fundamental rule: There can not be nothing
by BLKNSLVR 6y ago
Maybe the nature of actual nothingness is to split into various somethings. It may be inherent; axiomatic.
The most fundamental rule: There can not be nothing, but all the things that are not nothing cannot add up to more than nothing.