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Dayne Keefe

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Consider this.

Okay, imagine that the entire universe and every single particle inside of it disappeared.

What is there? You'd say nothing of course, but can nothing really exist without the comparison of something? If everything is nothing then isn't nothing everything? Well what is everything?

No multiverse stuff (not saying I disagree with it, just for the sake of this question) just assume that they all disappeared.

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    Davie Webb

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    May 25 2011: I like to think im relatively clued about about physics and the Universe..

    but your question trumps even the worlds most elaborate and sophisticated minds..

    How can there be nothing, there must be something for there to be anything?
    if the Universe will expand untill every single atom is pulled apart from another, when does the pull contact? why does it contract? why is it pulling and contracting? what drives it?

    eeekkk.... i think there is steam coming from my ears.... haha

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