"Nothing is as complete as empty". Your comments!!!!!!?
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To me it means there are few absolutes in life, and "empty" is the most completely absolute. Anything more than empty would be an infinitely debatable measurement. There are no degrees of empty. Other absolutes I can think of are "never" and "always" (which happen to be words I've learned to not use during an argument with my husband).
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i think we'll feel nothing until its over...then it'll hit us, and we'll be saying...WOW its all gone...all that is over whoohoo!!!  like i saw this ident once with these rockets and aliens...its was so awesome...man..i'd savour that any day :)  i think after you finish you must celebrate have a big bash and get totally loose!!! :)
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umm yeah.  INCOMPLETE!  It means something wasn't finished. Just like the word incomplete.
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There isn't anything.  Learn to be happy with what you have.
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nothing in the world is absolute.. no "all"  "never"  "always" // some do but some dont
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Listening to it now ( jeepers!! It's been a long time since I played this CD.. ) Just by listening to it I couldn't really decide, I could definitely "see" your point, but it didn't really convince me..\n\nThen I thought to open up the cd cover and see whether the lyrics were printed inside.. They are, and according to the cover it's:\n "Who could be proud of this blank generation\nwho could be proud of you blank"\n\nListening to it after reading that and I definitely hear "you blank" every time...
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Dear God,\n\nI am quite happy and contended, hope you are feeling the same even after creating we humans.\n\nI know a few billion cratures here on earth dont mean much to you because you have to take care of billion of solar systems and compared to your entire kingdon , we are not even a dot on your atlas but here i am representing a section of a species that you crafted and i would like to draw you attention to the fact that , its an emergency and we need your help. \nPlease do focus your attention at us for a while\n\nThank you God
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Your question is?\nConfusing, Ambiguous Vapid Empty\n\nHuman Factors: Dunno
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I have been talking about this a lot to the father of my children, who is constantly complaining that "everyone" else has more than we do. I point out to him that we have plenty of food, shelter, clothes, two beautiful, healthy children, entertainment on some nights....We really lack for nothing...Granted we are considered to be well below poverty level based on our income..and can't fly off to Europe....But as I tell him, Look as the victims of hurricane Katrina, or the tsunami victims...read "Angela's Ashes...We have it great! I think part of this syndrome has to do with what is shown ot us on T.V....everyone has nice cars, they go out and by great flat ware and whatever and we think that this standard of living is normal the world over. We Americans are very blessed and need to realize it!
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:}\npointless\ncreated by chance ending in nothing\nvanity
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I feel absolutely nothing, none of any of what he's doing affects me at all. Who cares? Do you care? I got better things to worry about. Everything is temporary, when you're dead and gone, will any of that really matter? Think about it, then let it go.
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The concept (that's what this really is) of nothing - or "no thing" is easy to understand and explain its existence. Lets examine a few things to get a grasp of this.\n\nFor example, when there is a lack of water, we say that its state of being is dry, arid, etc. Simply because there is a lack of something doesn't mean it does not exist.\n\nMy second example is that of your self. If you are not in a specific location at a specific time, and I am a witness to that event - or lack thereof - does that mean you do not exist? Surely not.\n\nFinally, the concept of "no thing" goes one step further than the examples above, however it is important to remember that the state of being no thing is exactly that - a state of being. Can something that does not even exist have a state of being (or a state of not being in this case)? It must exist to have these attributes. Simply because some thing does not have tangibility in our physical realm does not mean it does not exist. In fact, I would argue that due to all of the things I've stated here, it is more likely that the things we can not see or grasp are more likely to be real in a truer sense than the things we see, hear, touch, smell, and taste everyday. Simply because it is a concept does not mean it can not exist.
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Every once in a great while, I am floored by the brilliance of a question on this forum.  This is one of those times!!  I couldn't even TRY to answer it, because you have said it all!  Thanks for the breath of fresh air!!
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The quote is that "The unexamined life is not worth living". What he meant was that we should all question our lives and things in it. If you do not question things, you just go along with everybody else..nothing advances. If you do not question things..there would be no advances in science or anything else......if someone didn't ask how you could improve  writing your report, and figure it all out, we'd still be writing on caves. If you stop asking how, or why etc. you remain the same..nothing changes or gets better...
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Definitely: Yes.\nBecause that is the same question as to ask: Is there anything like "a nothing"? And there certainly is, otherwise we won't have the term "nothing", would we?
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IN THE BEGINNIG IF THERE WAS ONE>>>>\n\nIn the Beginning, there was no Beginning because at the time, there was no Time. However, our minds cannot grasp a condition of no-time, so let us pretend that there was a Beginning and begin again: \n\nIn the Beginning, there was THAT WHICH WAS, IS, and ALWAYS WILL BE -- or “IT”, for short.\n\nNow IT was and is both NOTHING and EVERYTHING at the same time. IT was NOTHING because in the Beginning, there were no things--only IT. However, IT was also simultaneously EVERYTHING because IT could be, would be, and always is every thing and all things that can ever exist. IT is infinite CREATIVE POWER with the potential to create anything, to BE anything. But at the beginning, as yet no-thing was created and there was only IT.\n\nAnd because there is only IT, anything that IT should create, IT would have to create it out of ITself. There was-is nothing else to create anything out of. There is not and cannot be that which is not IT. There is only the ONE.\n\nIT is far, far beyond human comprehension and anything we humans say about IT is less than a grain of sand on the Sahara. To even talk about IT, we have to use a comparison, an analogy, of something already within our experience=knowledge. Let’s start with a desert. \nImagine an infinite desert, an infinite plane of pure sand, with absolutely nothing else existing. Our desert is absolutely level without the least depression or the smallest mound. IT is exactly the same everywhere; there is absolutely no distinction, no differentiation, no distinguishing mark, and no landmarks. Even the grains of sand are identical. There is only IT. Infinite in all directions, IT has no limit, no edge--and therefore no center. Or everywhere is the center, depending on how you want to look at it. \n\nNotice that you have absolutely no way of knowing where you are on this plane. There is absolutely no reference point, no center, no edge, no distinctive feature, no landmark to distinguish any point from any other point. There is no relation or relationship—no Relativity--to anything else because there is no-thing else. Without Relativity, you can have no Identity. (The concepts of Relativity and Identity are explained in subsequent chapters.)\n\nIt makes no difference where you are on this plane—there are no differences, remember--because everywhere you are, IT is exactly the same. And no matter how you move or where you go, you are always exactly at the center of an infinity of sameness. Thus, there isn’t any place different to go—everything is the same. Nor can you go anywhere because no matter how you move you are always at the center of an infinity of NOTHING. Without Relativity to some point, to some distinction or landmark, you couldn´t even tell if you are moving or not. Therefore, there is no motion. \n\nPicture all this before you continue.\n\nNow let’s upgrade our analogy to three dimensions. The word and concept that we humans have that most closely corresponds to IT is “ENERGY”. IT is ENERGY with the characteristics of CONSCIOUSNESS, INTELLIGENCE, WILL and CAUSE=CREATOR. \n\nThe highest form of physical energy that we humans can perceive is light. Let’s use light for our analogy and move from two to three dimensions. So now imagine IT as light, as a glowing white fog. Imagine this lighted fog as infinite in all directions with no end, no edge and therefore no center--or everywhere is the center, depending on how you want to look at it. \n\nImagine every part of our fog=IT as exactly the same; there is no variation, no thinning, no concentration, and no differentiation of any kind. There is no distinction, no distinguishing mark, no things, no objects, no waves. There is no gravity or any other force by which to know an orientation or a direction. There is no up-down, left-right, in-out, above-below, north-south, etc.\n\nOur Light-Energy is CONSCIOUSNESS: Consciousness is the awareness, the experience of, existence.
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Honestly, the deepest thought I can think of is Nothing. Seriously, close your eyes and try to envision nothing. Most likely, the colour black or white will pop into your mind, as if those 'blank slates' are nothing. But even blank slates are somethings...and if you really think about it, even Nothing is Something. What would True Nothingness be? And if you could ever actually think of it, would you ever be able to resume thinking thoughts again, or would the Nothingness be vacuous like a mental black hole?