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Is there Something in Nothing ? Some say there is always "Nothing in Something " and some argue there is always "Something in Nothing" who is right and who is wrong ?

HollandSucksDicks, I'd also like to say that when you said: "Nah, Nah once again SKULLBOY6 !! You should really follow your own advice and do your own research before you speak ! OWNED !!" that you lost all credibility and your argument became worthless. Perhaps someday we could discuss this when you are more mature and grown up. I mean seriously, you actually took the time to type "nah, nah" and expected to be taken seriously?

HollandSucksDicks, I also have one other question for you if you don't mind. Aren't you the one that called the Higgs Boson the "Higson Bigson"? It's rather hypocritical that you tell me to do my research on something when you don't even know what it's called, yet you act as an expert, while the definition you post came straight from Wikipedia. Please explain this, as well.

fuck you numa numa fucker fucker.

gawd dam. haha

but this is absaultly the best thinkg i have ever seen.!

"ANYONE that does not believe me can just look it up themselves."
--They can and should. Unfortunately the definition that you posted in response to this was entirely different than the one you posted now. I also find it strange that the definition you give supports what I said earler and not what you had said. Please explain your point.

Can it be known that evidence for GOD does not exist?

HollandSucksDicks - I'm intrigued by most of what you say but you have not really helped me with nothingness.

To discuss it, makes it something, does it not?

P.S: And with that Billion dollar machine scientists built to find the Higgs boson PARTICLE they are in fact re-creating the same state that the universe was in during the big bang is what they said !!

I dont wanna stay in this planet, I wanna go out there, away from this fucked up world, Meet new intelligent life forms, learn about them,

Of course, there's always the chance that that new life form might kill and eat you, even if they are intelligent. If you look at the range of societies on this planet over time, just think of the variety that might be out there, leaving aside the possible chemical and physicasl differences. It may well be that we meet some aliens, but seeing them eat would cause us to immediately to projectile vomit. You never know.