State[ment]verse – 4

They say that you’ve been dead forever till your birth, and that you’ll be dead forever after your death. Only that your existence is finite, not your nonexistence.

First thing is: How do you know that nonexistence, Nothing, is infinite? How do you know what nonexistence, what Nothing is/isn’t?

Well, one might say, that’s because everything is finite; everything that we’ve experienced is finite. Whatever I’ve experienced, or whatever is my experience, it’s all finite.

But then, the only experience one is experiencing, that one is, is the present, the current state, this state. And it is the infinite. Any state with respect to itself is infinite, eternal. Any state is the state, and the only state that exists with respect to itself. So, there is no other state with respect to that state, because the other state is, by definition, the ‘other’ state, the ‘Not-state[ment]’ of that state[ment]. So, it eternally, infinitely, exists with respect to itself.

So, finite existence of itself, for any state, with respect to itself, is an impossibility. Finite existence, though, is a possibility in its experience, due to the information stating, “finite existence”, or such statement or experience.

The other way this can be seen is: Since any state is the only state that exists with respect to itself, it is the only state that exists with respect to itself. So, there is no state or no other state that exists with respect to that state. So the claim that is made about ‘every thing/existence/state is finite’ is wrong in fundamental sense. Such experience of experience or existence or things being finite is just due to information of/in that state/existence/experience.

But if anything infinite is an impossibility, then nonexistence is either not a ‘thing’ and is an infinity and therefore an infinite nothing and therefore a possible infinity but an impossible ‘thing’ or existential impossibility, or not an infinity but a thing and therefore an existential possibility but impossible infinity.

But if it’s Nothing, if it’s nonexistence, it cannot be existential possibility. So, it must be existential impossibility but possible infinity. But since it is non-existence, it doesn’t exist. So, in what way can it be infinite?

Well, here a hidden presumption that ‘infinity’ can only be associated, or must involve, or is, existence. This is not true. Infinity, is rather associated, and involves, and is, nonexistence.

On letting go of this presumption (and intuition or gut feeling), one comes to understand, and truely see, what’s being told and implied here is that: Infinite existence is an impossibility, i.e. finite existence is a possibility, i.e. infinite nonexistence is a possibility.

At the limit/boundary/border, zero, infinity, come together, they don’t come together, they do, they don’t, even this is not true : so the other previous one is, even this is not true : so the other previous one is, is not, is, is not,…Even this is not true, not even this, not even this, not even this,… This is Infidefiception

But then again, nonexistence is not a possibility. Possibilities ‘exist’. Possibility = Existence, otherwise how is it a possibility? It’s not a possibility otherwise.

So, infinite nonexistence is impossibility?
Well, with nonexistence, with Nothing, even that cannot be said. We simply don’t know. We simply don’t know what Nothing/nonexistence is.
But then again, can we even say that? or can’t we even say that?

So the previous presumption can be made? It can be made, it cannot be, it can be, it cannot be,…

Nothing is not just another state. But even that cannot be said. But then even that cannot be said, so the previous one can be said. But again, even that cannot be said, so the previous one can. But again, even that cannot be said, can be said, cannot be said,…, previous one can, cannot, can, cannot,… But then even that cannot be said, can be, cannot, can, cannot,…. This is Infidefiception

This is State[ment]verse

At the very fundamental/ limit/base/border/boundary, there is Nothing, there is Nothing = Everything, there is Nothing not equal to everything, there is Contradiction, there is no contradiction, there is consistency, there is no consistency,… So there is craziness, madness. So things appear crazy, does not, does, doesn’t,…

This is Infidefiception

This is State[ment]verse

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