30 January

A few times here I’ve posted that there is no such thing as ‘nothing’. Some thought it was just a semantics thing, but I think it’s much more than that. For example, our idea of death is of it being a nothing - we simply cease to exist. But that’s not possible, you don’t even need to be religious to doubt it. ‘Nothing’ can’t exist, if you tried to describe it, you’d always be describing something. The alternative is that things are either actual or virtual (or actually both, at the same time). Science already knows this, and yet so many scientific people think nothing exists, and that death (for example) is us becoming nothing. Or they invent a separate spiritual realm to sit alongside our physical realm. All unnecessary, the ‘physical’ world is already actual and virtual/potential. Your actual self ‘dies’, but your virtual self is eternal.