I can't show nonexistence, I can only know it as a concept, as a concept, it is known, otherwise why speak of it as if it is known to not be known ? It's purely a known concept that's all, known by the only knowing there is which is this infinite knowing, infinity itself. It's like how is existence even known if it has no counterpart that differentiates between the two known concepts?daniel j lavender wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2023 4:32 pmIf nonexistence is infinite show me nonexistence. Identify nonexistence.
For example: I personally know I exist, because I also know that I did not exist before I ever came to know I existed.
Then why speak of it? by speaking of it, it must already exist to be able to know it, else it would not have been known conceptually.
Anything that is known to be infinite must by definition be all there is which is everything and not one thing more, so by definition, nonexistence can only be existence infinitely. As there is no such existence known as a not-existing existence. The two concepts both are known in relationship together as conjoined twins, as both existence and non-existence. In order to know existence as a concept, the opposite must also exist. Nonexistence is existence, and is unknown even to itself, because it's the only existence there is, there is no other existence apart from existence which is infinite, and cannot be shown or seen to exist, except as concept known.daniel j lavender wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2023 4:32 pmNonexistence has no extent so of course is not infinite.
Finite is a concept known by infinity itself, therefore the known concept finite, is included in this conception known, this infinite knowing.daniel j lavender wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2023 4:32 pmNonexistence is not finite, either. Nonexistence is not. To any degree.