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Originally Posted by IamMe90

what the hell

you know that there are two definitions of the word "matter" and that they aren't interchangeable right

Matter:

Noun: A physical substance in general, as distinct from mind and spirit; (in physics) that which occupies space and possesses rest mass, especially as distinct from energy.

Verb: Be of importance; have significance.

Some thing that occupies physical space i.e. "matter" has significant value in that it isn't "nothing". Are you implying that because they are not "interchangeable" definitions I can't use both of them in the same sentence to describe each other?

edit: I'll just let you use common sense to digest weather or not I used both meanings in the same context.