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Heidegger wrote a book called Being and Time. Sartre wrote a book called Being and Nothingness.

Has anyone written a book called "Time and Nothingness" yet? Or what about titling one "Nothingness and Time"?

Basically the former book would be about time eventually leading to nothingness or (in the latter case above) how to do "nothing" over a period of time.

Any takers? I haven't copyrighted the titles above yet but I'll sell you the titles above in exchange for some praise and adulation. Later, after you write your book using one of the titles above if you would write, "In future memory of Gary Childress" somewhere in your book, it would be much appreciated. Also if you write the book, please notify me so that I may buy it.

Thank you to any potential momentary "best selling" authors out there.

Woops, I don't know if the "General Discussion" forum was the right place for this post. I apologize for any inconvenience to the moderators should it be necessary to move this thread to another forum.

There's a book thread I am sure if you ask nicely they will move it. Not sure anyone will be that bothered either way by the semantics, it's general philosophy as well.

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Godel, Escher, Bach is one of my faves, bloody hard to get into at times even when you are good at maths, but well worth the effort.