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originally posted in:Space Explorers
2/2/2013 2:38:41 PM
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The definition of universe means nothing is outside it. Of course, there are likely things outside our perceived universe, but not the universe in its definitional sense.
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So what's "nothing" ?
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That's an oxymoron. "Nothing" isn't anything. You can't comprehend it. Actually, acknowledging nothing as a "thing" at all is contradictory to its nature.
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[i]You can't comprehend it.[/i] I was trying to get at the possibility that there could be something outside our universe that we can't comprehend. I wasn't trying to contradict the definition of "nothing", just challenge the definition that nothing exists outside the universe. You'd need some imagination to see what I'm getting at.
