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Is "Space" distinct from "nothingness"? (and the Vacuum)

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Re: Is "Space" distinct from "nothingness"? (and the Vacuum)
« Reply #60 on: 26/08/2021 15:11:37 »
Quote from: emelymorris on 26/08/2021 14:43:25
Non-existence is a non-existent reality, but the cosmos still exists. Of course, some people still think that the earth is flat, but there is space.
Yes, some say the earth is flat and some say we never went to the moon but reality is real having said that if we did not exist we would not know. Will fruit grow if there is no one to eat it.
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