Is "nothing" really "something?"

[Roadking]

If I have the gift of prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge; and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but do not have love, I am 'nothing'

1 Corinthians 13:2

Roadking Reviewed by Roadking on 10-18-2005. Is "nothing" really "something?" When we die, if there's nothing, then in order for us to enter into nothingness, don't we have to cross some sort of border to get there? And if there's a border to cross that surrounds nothing, then doesn't that make nothing something? Does "nothing" exist? Rating: 5

[HeLTeR.SKeLTeR]

hey garden i think what you said really filled me up with love, no wonder u love everyone so much!


but anyways, I always relate death and nothing to the 1800, back when none of us was born. Of course there were many things around back then, but we did not have the awareness that garden was talking about.

yeAH

[Satovan]

Nothing is obviously something because you can describe it!

[tinsal]

nothing ever winks out of existance totaly, it transforms into somthing els, everything that has ever existed still does, but not nessesarily in the same form

[tinsal]

god im stoned hahahahahaha

[STDzRus]

There is a soul..Salvia rips it out of my body everyday.

[lateralus]

Teenager stoner philosophy! http://boards.cannabis.com/showthrea...+the+existence

[beachguy in thongs]

Thanks for giving us the "run-around", ladder-Alice.

White is, also, colorless. So is green to my Grandmother.

"Is "nothing" really "something?" "

You hear nothing. Nothing IS silence.
You see nothing. Nothing IS empty.
You feel nothing. Nothing IS smooth.
You taste nothing. Nothing doesn't have a taste.
You smell nothing. That's when you pollute the air with weed-smoke.
You sense nothing. There are no problems.