Shayna
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I think by saying nothing you have said everything. |
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jinny☮JEST
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yes.. |
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nor'easter
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Of course. not. Rhetorically, nothing isn't to be counted within the everything. There's a much more thought-provoking way to ask that question and it's too bad you didn't ask it. |
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churchofjohnnycash
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Sure, if you care to look at it right. Such as light does not exist without dark, good without bad, etc... Simply put many people live a life of opposite, where if something does not have an opposition, it is not valid. The people who have everything cannot exist without the people who have nothing.
Yet, to be at peace with yourself, it is nessecary to understand your strenghts and weaknesses. What would you have in a world without other people, and jobs, or even God? If you had nothing, would you eat? Could you kill to survive? Could you build yourself a shelter? If you had nothing, would you have the knowledge to have anything?
That's what I think. |
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DramaGuy
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Yes conceptually everything includes all sets including empty sets |
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UNITool
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No. Nothing is by definition the absence of ANYthing, so how could it be included in EVERYthing. Although nothing itself is not included, the word 'nothing' is included. As the word is something even though it represents nothing. And now I've gone cross eyed... |
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Amanda
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Definately. How can you consider all possible solutions (to a problem) if you have not considered doing nothing at all!
PS, I love your questions. |
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mattjacobs18
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no duh |
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mystybrz
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Nothing bags everything: it's like a giant black hole. |
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goode_times_die
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nope, nope, nope! |
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mckenziecalhoun
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Absolutely. Any set, unless otherwise specified, includes nul, or nothing as part of that set if the range includes it. Everything automatically includes nothing. |
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desertdawg72
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No it most certainly does not! |
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generallee01rt
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yuppers |
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jacartamonkey
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does nothing exist anywhere?
nice mackenzie, nice |
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this is life
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everything is a +
nothing is a -
So everything does not include nothing |
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kbrick13
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in part |
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Lightworker
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Of course!! And nothing includes everything! |
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Madison L
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You are twisted! I luv it! I will say yes based simply on the idea that white is no color and black is all color. Does that mean white is part of black? Yes. So everything includes nothing. This makes no sense, fabulous. |
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lucy marie♪♫
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yes |
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mpaellen
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i really dont know but that is very deep |
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mmetor1
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nothing is actually a term in mathematics however it has no value. for example: -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 Someone in Business would prefer a 0 profit over a - "in the red" |
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bcxr80r
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yes |
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