Impossible to answer?

richhhhhard · 07-15-2009, 04:23 PM

This is a silly argument. You are all basically saying the same thing as me, you just don't like the idea of "nothing." Smok3d_0ut you just said there was no "nothing" and then that there is no "boundary" to space. Matter is not infinite, there is a set amount, so if there is no boundary to space but there IS a boundary to matter than WHAT is in the infinite space?
And if there IS a boundary then what is it made out of? Like Devonin said, what is on the other side?
Space is just space, if you don't like calling it nothing than call it something else, it means the same thing.

07-15-2009, 04:23 PM	#10
richhhhhard Banned Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 92	Re: Impossible to answer? This is a silly argument. You are all basically saying the same thing as me, you just don't like the idea of "nothing." Smok3d_0ut you just said there was no "nothing" and then that there is no "boundary" to space. Matter is not infinite, there is a set amount, so if there is no boundary to space but there IS a boundary to matter than WHAT is in the infinite space? And if there IS a boundary then what is it made out of? Like Devonin said, what is on the other side? Space is just space, if you don't like calling it nothing than call it something else, it means the same thing.

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