Why is there something, rather than nothing ?

[mistermack]

A question that people have sweated over for centuries.

I can now give the answer.

It's not "rather than" at all.

Actually, there is something AND nothing. Because there is nothing. Plenty of it. An awful lot more of nothing, than there is of something. And funnily enough, if you got rid of all of the something, there wouldn't be any more nothing.

[Trinity]

In getting rid of the something would that leave anything?

[Tero]

We sent our reporter to cover this topic
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[Rum]

Something in the way she smiles..

[Trinity]

'Nothing is what it appears to be'....therefore nothing could be something.

[Brian Peacock]

Or it could be something-or-nothing...

[cronus]

Nothing. You come from nothing and you go to nothing, so what you lost? that's right, nothing.

[Trinity]

But you can't get something for nothing. Or they are all lying.

[Brian Peacock]

The is no nothing, nor never will not be.

[Hermit]

[Trinity]

The is no nothing, nor never will not be.

Fuck, that just popped my brain.

[laklak]

Nothing from nothing leaves nothing. You gotta have something, if you wanna be with me.

[Tero]

What's under Billy's afro wig? Possibly nothing. Or then just pretty short hair. (It's a fact that he wore a wig on stage)

[Xamonas Chegwé]

If there was nothing but nothing, there would be no one to notice. It's a question that can only be asked if there's something and, in all probability, once there are things that can ask questions, it inevitably is!

The answer is obvious...

Trigger Warning!!!1! :

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[JimC]

In the infinite multiverse, there are an infinite number of universes where there is no "something". There are also an infinite number of universes that do contain something. Rather obviously, we happen to belong to the latter...