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Zero is not even absence it would be absolutely nothing, irreducibly nothing.
by Guthur 4y ago
Zero is not even absence it would be absolutely nothing, irreducibly nothing.
- Guthur 4y agoThough a strange thought has occurred that existence of One implies Zero by it's lack of absence. But this feel incoherent because these two poles can never exist together.
- viciousvoxel 4y agoCounterexample: qubits
- benj111 4y agoI'm trying to parse this. Do you mean zero implies one by its lack of absence?
- Guthur 4y agoI feel the difficulty is that they can't exist together. But it was more a musing on my part, please forgive me that indulgence. I'm wondering that if we were to consider a platonic view of forms through planes of physicality, idea and thought is it the case that all that exists across them is One?