Absolutism – follow up 4

The most fundamental law of Nature is that there is no law: https://dhiresh114.blogspot.com/2021/07/on-nature-of-nature.html

This implies that even this is not the law. So, there is law(s), which again would mean there is this law which again would mean there is no law(s), and so on …..

The other way to put it is to say, Every Statement (in the State[ment]verse) has a Not-Statement, or Every statement has a ‘Not’.

The Absolute, the most fundamental is: Every Statement (in the State[ment]verse) has a Not-Statement, or Every statement has a ‘Not’.

The Absolute, the most fundamental is: STATE[MENT]VERSE

This implies even this Statement has a ‘Not’. So, not every statement has ‘Not’. So, there is no ‘Not’, or there is ‘Not’ of ‘Not’. Which again would mean that the ‘Not’ of this Statement has a ‘Not’, which is there is this Statement. Which again would mean there is ‘Not’ of this Statement i.e. there is no ‘this Statement’, or there isn’t such ‘Statement’, and there is, and so on …..

This is the Absolute, this is ‘Nothing’. This is Absolute/Ultimate Nothing. This is Everything. This all can be summed to and be defined or described by or called INDEFICEPTION or INFIDEFICEPTION.

The Absolute cannot be defined, there is no Absolute, Nothing is Absolute, ‘Nothing’ is Absolute i.e. ‘Everything’ is Absolute. Absolute is Relative, Absolute is no Absolute.

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