Why is there anything? (Introduction)

by David Turell , Wednesday, April 04, 2012, 01:09 (5198 days ago) @ xeno6696

The key difference as I understand it, is that we seem to have radically different views on the notion of "nonexistence." > > > > Read this philosopher. Nothing as a philosophic concept. > > He makes identical mistakes as you do:-He and I are wrong and you are right. Sorry. he is an atheist philosopher who makes good sense to me. > > "I can consistently imagine that nothing at all ever existed. >> We're going to continue to drive dhw batty, but theologically speaking, the universe == God. We already agreed to that! > > [EDIT] > > Actually Krauss gets it wrong too. Nothing is nonexistence. All that talk of quantum field theory... no, sorry. That post, while supposing to discuss nothing, manages to discuss everything but.-I agree with both these statements. The only place we disagree is about the word nothing as a concept. I agree that we disagree here. Let's drop it.