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  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    I found it on the internet while I was searching on pointilism. For the record, I do not know if it is a picture, or a painting.
    I was looking for it, to show others, how i see everything, including nothing.
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    What is your definition for ‘‘see‘‘?
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    I can not, not to see them, even when my eyes are closed.

    0a64429b1d2c8b9a9723c2b0a9823634--pointalism-art-pointillism-art-projects.jpg
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    So you saying that, I‘m seeing these points because of that ‘‘paper‘‘ you mentioned?
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    There is an other part of your statment, what makes me wonder,
    argued to be God — ThroughAGlassDarkly
    what could it mean?
    Argued by who?
    a.) argued by God it self?
    b.) argued by You?
    c.) argued by me?
    d.) argued by everyone?
    e.) argued by a group of people?
    f.) argued by no one?
    g.) argued by no1.?
    h.) argued by anyone?
    i.) argued by who?
    j.) argued, but why?

    Or perhaps, it is God arguing to be?
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    The only possible explanation is something outside, argued to be God. — ThroughAGlassDarkly

    I‘m just simply not sure, if that something has to be outside, thats all. : )
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪ThroughAGlassDarkly


    The only possible explanation is something outside, argued to be God. — ThroughAGlassDarkly

    Is it the only explanation because it is your idea, or because you couldn‘t find an other one?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    I hope you‘ re right! : )
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    So your are a time-waster? — charleton

    I do not know. Am I?

    How did you get to this point?
  • New God's Existence Proof: The Paradox of Thought
    ↪szardosszemagad


    Pontosan.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    -I can not belive in nothing, althought i can‘t even stop seeing it.

    Nothing is possibly something that not everyone able to experience via senses. ( - Wouldn‘t be the first thing what we heard about, isn‘t it?)
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    Nothing.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    Things are. Nothing is not. — charleton

    Relatively not or simply not? — Vajk

    -How not? relativly not, simply not, or "absolutely" not?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    What do you mean by that?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff


    I mean literally,
    I see everything builded up from theese small dots. — Vajk
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪charleton


    Things are. Nothing is not. — charleton


    Relatively not or simply not?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff

    ↪TheMadFool


    I see everything builded up from theese small dots.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool
    Have you seen the dots?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    What have you seen on that picture I linked before?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    Nothing is nothing.

    If someone would say that ‘‘There is not even nothing‘‘ then perhaps I‘ve could say, that there is not even even.

    Or what about this?
    If not anything, then nothing is bigger then human ego.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    NOTHING is, by definition, NOT anything. — TheMadFool

    It depend, who made that definition I guess.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    For me everything looks like this, and while I say everything, nothing is not an exception.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    0a64429b1d2c8b9a9723c2b0a9823634--pointalism-art-pointillism-art-projects.jpg
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    "Yes, everybody sees differently. Can you expand on what you mean?"

    Im not sure if that is a Good idea or not.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    Is it possible, that I see it differently, because while I hold (what you call) nothing in my hand I can see those ’’virtual particles’’?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff


    Those virtual particles have been experimentally-detected. Their pressure has been measured. — Michael Ossipoff

    I think it is possible that I‘m seeing these ‘‘virtual particles‘‘.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪celebritydiscodave


    What makes an ‘‘empty space‘‘ ‘‘empty‘‘?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    Empty space is commonly used to convey the meaning of NOTHING. — TheMadFool

    Even if it‘s not empty?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool


    So, if I hold nothing in my hand, I can not expererience it at the same time, is that what you say?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff


    So, if you hold nothing in your hand, thats rather a concept than an experience.
    Is that what you say?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff



    You do not think, that there is a connection between Socrates and nothing/everything?
    — Vajk
    — Michael Ossipoff

    But it probably doesn't refute the statement that no one ever experiences Nothing. No one quite arrives at nothing. So Nothing is a concept instead of an experience. — Michael Ossipoff

    ↪TheMadFool


    May I ask you, what do you think about this?

    This question is open for everyone!
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff


    I'm only saying that we're talking about different subjects. — Michael Ossipoff

    You do not think, that there is a connection between Socrates and nothing/everything?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff

    ↪TheMadFool


    Why is that, what do You think?
    Is it because You do not see my points, or is it because there is nothing to see?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪Michael Ossipoff


    What else is it? — Michael Ossipoff

    There is the answer for the first part:






    About the second part:

    It isn't ever anyone's experience. — Michael Ossipoff

    So you saying that Socrates wasn‘t anyone, then who was he?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ‘‘There is nothing in this world more dangerous than a humiliated man.‘‘
    Kai

    from American Horror Story S07 ep 1
  • What is NOTHING?
    So, the real question is, which idea did not ended with nothing?
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool
    Could Nothing be the Primal Cause in a well Sophisticated world?
    I guess it depend, which world we talking about, so lets push it a bit, to the "world of Ideas".
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool

    Could Nothing be the very reason for everything?
  • What is NOTHING?
    If that so, then again, I have nothing to say to you.
  • What is NOTHING?
    ↪TheMadFool
    U know that, huh?
    "You know nothing John Snow"
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