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Philosophical Dictionary

Nothingness Meme: Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
March 05, 2023
By Markus Uehleke

In the nothingness meme, the void cuddles Eastern philosophers and beats up Western ones. Leibniz asked why there is something rather than nothing and answered with God, Heidegger found the nothing in anxiety, and Carnap called it nonsense. And is Buddhist emptiness, sunyata, a polite word for nihilism?