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I've always thought of it more as the logical consequence of having nothing, the need for there to be a something to oppose it.
by AlecSchueler 2y ago
I've always thought of it more as the logical consequence of having nothing, the need for there to be a something to oppose it.
- alok-g 2y agoWhen they applied Heisenberg principle to vacuum to bring up zero point energy, Casimir force was found, etc., I understood thtis as the principle opposing nothingness.