What is the difference between No Thing and Nothing?

Question

What is the difference between No Thing and Nothing?

Answer 1

The same as between ignorance and lack of knowledge. It is the desire of small minds to amplify the tiny cracks they can view.

Perspective is a homogenious value with no minimum thickness.

You can slice it any way you want and as thin as you like. It is the deli-philosopher's dream.

Answer 2

I believe thats something like what's the diffrence between

nowhere/ now here /back to nowhere again

nothing and nowhere have no things to do with no places since it' no where

Answer 3

The difference between something and nothing? Maybe. :)

Answer 4

no thing is specific as to what  nothing is just that nothing

Answer 5

uhmmm... you pressed the space bar? lol.

Answer 6

I think no thing/nothing is the difference between no thing and nothing. Interesting though, I've never before thought about it that way, that that might be two separate things (Or nothings... perhaps no things).

Answer 7

No thing is specific to what is not allowed (things).  While nothing refers to everything.

Answer 8

there is no difference.  

Answer 9

No thing is the thing that isn't a thing.

Nothing is the non-existence.~^^~

Answer 10

Same words, but it carries different implications:

The modern form 'nothing' implies 'nothing-at-all', or 'complete emptiness' while the older 'no thing' while it originally meant the same now carries a suggestion that there might be stuff other than 'things'. That's a bit hard to comprehend in the abstract - especially as the word 'thing' is so pervasive - so I'll try to do it with an example.

"nothing will come between me and my girl"

that's easy. nothing-at-all will stop us getting together

"no thing will come between me and my girl"

no thing will - but maybe a person could, or a ghost, or an emotion, or fate - stuff that might not count as a 'thing'

That make any sense?