NOTHING = EVERYTHING
What is Everything? Let me define everything as such:
Everything is that which ‘exists’. It is that which is ‘real’. It is the ‘state’. Existence is experience, it is measure, it is ‘state’.
So, for state A, A exists. For state B, state B exists, and so on. Now, does state B and/or state C and/or any state ‘not A’, exist for A? The answer is that for any state A, the state, any state, ‘not A’ or ‘A complement’, is absolutely undefined.
One cannot say that “B exists for A”, one cannot say “B doesn’t exist for A”.
So for state A, state A is everything, it is the universe for itself. For state B, state B is everything/universe, and so on.
So, ‘everything’ is not absolute, it’s relative. Now, of course, for state A, state A is absolute, it is ‘absolute everything’ for itself. For B, B is ‘absolute everything’, and so on.
The thing that needs to pointed out is that, any state is quantized. State is a quantized entity. It cannot be reduced to any smaller parts. It is the smallest entity, and also the greatest. It is the only entity that exists for itself, i.e. it is the only entity that exists. There is Nothing beyond it. And there is Nothing smaller than it and as its component parts. Also, it is everything. So, it is infinite for itself, i.e. it is infinite.
So, in terms of sets, the set, say, A = {a, b}, such that A exists, and only A exists, A is everything for A. But, unless A is a state, that does not hold. But if A is a state, it cannot be reduced to its component parts. So, a, b cannot be its components. Such components should not exist. So set(s) cannot be state, and so set cannot exist. But if, a set is taken as a state, then its elements cannot be considered as individual separate component parts of the set separate from each other that constitute the set. Any set A, taken as a state, must be taken whole, and cannot be reduced into component parts.
For any state A, state A exists. Any thing else is the ‘rest’, is the ‘beyond’, and for any state/space of existence, only that state/space exists. Even the term ‘only’ cannot be considered as there is nothing beyond any state A for state A. There is no notion of that ‘rest’/’beyond’, hence the ‘rest’/’beyond’ is the undefined. The only thing defined, for any state A, is that state A itself. For any state A, state A is everything, and the ‘beyond’ is Nothing. For A, beyond A is Nothing, for that state A. ‘Nothing’ is relative, ‘nothing’ is not absolute.
For any state A, state A itself is the Infinite, it is for, or with respect to, itself, infinite everything.
What this means is that, the collection of states cannot be realized, as the collection of state is not a state. This means that, all the states cannot be realized by all the states. Any state can realize itself. The “states” is not state. The “states” is not real (entity). The “states” does not exist. The only thing that exists, i.e. is realizable, classically, is the state.
Now, states are real, but the “states” is not real. What I mean by that? Let me give an example: Consider temporal states, which we refer to as events in time. Now, temporal “states”, i.e. “temporal-events”/”temporal-points”, cannot be realized. I simple words, we say no two events in time exist simultaneously in that time. No two times exist at the same time.
Similarly, no two space-points exist at the same spatial-points. Or, spatial-point ‘A’ does not exist for spatial-point ‘B’, and so on. In fact, with respect to spatial-point A, spatial-point A exists. And that’s it. It does not say anything about spatial-point B, or C or D, and so on. It says absolutely Nothing about spatial-point B, or C or D and so on. (By the way, “Nothing” is Indefinition, “Absolute Nothing” is Infidefiception). Not even the “that’s it” part can be involved, and not even this statement, not even this, not even this, and so on.
However, we can consider a set of states. Now, with this set, the set/collection of states, is obviously not realizable. However, the elements, i.e. any state in that collection is realizable by, and exists for, that state itself.
So, let’s consider any set of states: A = {a, b}. Set of two elements as two states, for convenience. I again reiterate that, obviously, this set is not realizable, however, the states are realizable by themselves, for/with respect to themselves.
Now, for this set, i.e. considering state ‘a’, state ‘b’, the situation is this: ‘Everything’ is (defined) the following:
State ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
This is what everything is for/considering this set.
This is Quantum Superposition.
Now, for any other set of states/statements/things, the same holds.
For example, for set B = {a, b, c}, Everything can be consider as the following:
State ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘c’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘c’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘c’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
Or, everything can be consider as the following:
State ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘not a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘not a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
Or, everything can be consider as the following:
State ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘not b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘not b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
Or, everything can be consider as the following:
State ‘c’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘not c’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘not c’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘c’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
This can be done for set with any number of elements.
Now, taking, again for convenience, the set A = {a, b}, ‘Nothing’ is:
State ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false).
State ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false).
This is what nothing is for/considering this set.
Again I reiterate that this is what Quantum Superposition is (isn’t). This is, what I propose, is Quantum Superposition, or what we refer to as ‘Quantum Superposition’. Also, this is what ‘Indefiception’, ‘Infidefiception’ is. (check out article on Indefiception and Infidefiception: https://dhireshkumaryadav114.wordpress.com/2021/03/26/indefiception-infidefiception/)
So, this:
State ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
State ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false), state ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true).
That is,
State ‘a’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘b’ exists (i.e. is true/not false).
State ‘b’ does not exist (i.e. is false/not true), state ‘a’ exists (i.e. is true/not false).
Is ‘Everything’, is ‘Nothing’.
Therefore, EVERYTHING = NOTHING.
Therefore, NOTHING = EVERYTHING.
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