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Originally Posted by joelr 
Even zero is the concept of "no quantity". But being a concept it's something.
"Nothing" in actuality can't even be a concept, take up space in the real or in the mindscape.
It seems like the Reflection Principle may also work for absolute nothing.
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That was the comment I was going to make
Zero does represent nothing in mathematical terms and math is basically used to explain reality on paper. But, as we now know, an absence or a zero in a thing also represent an attraction. In physics for example, electrons are said to "fall into" or be drawn into such holes or absences as they attempt to spread and equalize out in terms of energy. A hole is possibly a thing which energy flows through, a thing of perfect balance and harmony which is, by it's own nature of being perfectly balanced, invisible and transparent: Like the singularity of a black hole or the midpoint/ center-point of a wave.
