/sci/ - Science & Math

define 'non-existence' for us if you please

state where nothing exists

>>953798
Yes in theory, no in our universe due to virtual particles constantly popping up everywhere. Not to mention non-existence by definition can never be experienced.

Non-existence means not-exist, D00D, lrn 2 grammarz
GOOOO

>>953804
i know this is a stupid question but would that be even possible( scientificly that there is nothing. like a space filled with nothing but in realitly the space doesnt even exist. is weired... but goddamit stoner-question GO!

God is a great exemple of non-existence

anyways what we call space is actually meaning what you say [harhar it's inverted, useyr wits]
Space is non-existence
nothing is there
we don't say what something is for what isn't there [ie. we don't say you're a sans vagina, we say you're a man

>>953820
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>>953773
>> is non-existence possible?

We should explain "existance" before "non-existance".

Is existance possible?
Is existance not possible?

for future reference the english word for sans is without

non-existence is a concept made possible by language. that's not to say "everything exists," but rather, "if it is, it exists." so, if you're asking is non-existence possible, conceptually yes, but that's like asking "are purple unicorns possible?" yes it's possible but it's not a property of the universe.

basically non existence cannot be a property of reality.