What do we define as 'existence' and what kind of existence can we recognize?

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In summary, everything exists, though some things, like poems, may only exist conceptually. Existence is paradoxical and depends on the mind.
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Originally posted by Messiah


Have you browsed the theory??

Well I have, and I think it's utter nonsense, from the moment they postulate the existence of nothing. Existence is something.

Besides, if it exists for a certain amount of time, then time must also exist, and that's something as well.

Oh well, that's a topic for another thread - let's not side-track this one.
 

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