What is existence, but a flaw in the presence of nothing?

Question

philosophy.

Answer 1

What you asked is an unanswerable question that's far ahead from human knowledge and wisdom. I can only say that exsistence is only what we think it is; the desicribment of somthing that can cause changes in what's called "reality" ( NOT talking about matrix XD) Find someone who is so wise to answer these questions, but they won't be on the internet.

Answer 2

Our life is real but only in the temporal. True reality is spirit and can be had by all through choosing the spiritual reality.

Answer 3

This reminds me of the saying, "darkness is only the absence of light".  Except you have flipped it around by saying, "light is a flaw in the darkness".

Your statement assumes that the default state is nothingness and it is perfect, and then through imperfections (flaws) we get something.

Now while I think it is easier to remove all the light in the world and create darkness, or nothingness as you state, I think it would be more flawed than the presence of existence (light).

Answer 4

I dont think you can define existence in terms of the 'presence' of 'flaws'.  

Answer 5

I am not sure.

But, that sure sounds philosophical

Answer 6

What is nothing, but a flaw in the prescence of existence.

A matter of perspective.

Answer 7

Exactly. Life is a feverdream on the soul of nonexistence.

Answer 8

That is profound as only premiun fertilizer can be.