The definition and consequences of nothing

The definition and consequences of nothing.

A thing is divided into two aspects. Its form which is defined by its dimensions, weight, colour, density and other quantifiable properties, or its format. And its object which is defined by its relationship with other objects or its objective.

Nothing is what you get when you look for something that isn’t there. When you reach into your pocket to see if you have any money, you create the possibility of finding nothing. The object of nothing is to reveal the absence of something; yet nothing is without form. So nothing exists in the objective world.

Look around you; how much of it has come from someone looking for something then finding nothing; realising it. Nothing is the foundation of our creativity. Not only is the human mind capable of conceiving something that doesn’t exist. But when we combine our imagination and will we can make something of nothing.