PLURALISM

It is a philosophical puzzle if it around the concept of nothing, especially in the English language as a noun is a person, a place or thing. Everything has a name is a noun, and in the English language "nothing" is a noun. And we know that nouns exist because they are something. Now, some might say this is an error in our language, but actually I don't think it is. And I would like to explain why. First of all I would like you questions; where is nothing? Well, that's nothing where something or anything that is not. But nothing is a noun, and it is one thing, and it is a name for the thing, even if something does not exist. There is in your mind and nothing is a concept. A concept is one thing, and circular argument for most people, however, I would recommend this may be one, that you read the book; "Our undiscovered universe - introduction of NULL physics - the science of the uniform and unconditional reality" by Terence Witt. Why you, questions well, beca...