Bullshit. You know exactly what nothing would entail, but throw it out there, along with the ad hominems. Read the damn book.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Exactly! One cannot say that to not exist would be better, as nothing could judge such a human ambiguous term, that is at least something.wtf wrote:What is it, then, that did not exist at all? Does it have a name? Is it "you?" What does it even mean to imagine that one has never existed? It's a contradiction. You have to exist in order to even ask the question. Some guy named Descartes said something about this. "I think therefore I am." Actually he said it in French. The French are always saying clever things like that.alpha wrote:neither. it's best to not have existed at all.
In addition, nothing wouldn't know of something, such that a comparison could not be made.
This young one has a problem thinking clearly, but seemingly has limited freedom, thus requires cheering up.
If I was never born, I'd have never been harmed. I'd not experience suffering, nor known of or missed joy. I would just not have been. Same for any of you. So cut the crap. Admit you just don't understand, instead of wasting our time. There's no loss of face in not grasping a concept as nonexistence. There is in being aggressively ignorant about it. So, either ask alpha and I direct questions on that which you are unclear, or desist on the ill-informed (you haven't read the book, have you?) commentary.