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theriddler876 said:"X is non-existent" then you are also saying that "X exists so that 'X' --> does not exist
Also, (though this may seem redundant, I would still like to emphasize this) X=X . Furthermore, by ad absurdum proof, the statement you made is self contradictory. So it is false for anything to exist and not exist at the same time.
What do you mean by material? If you mean matter, then yes because that is the only way anything can exist. Furthermore, it seems that you have "energy" (which is not a form of matter and therefore does not exist ) in mind. It doesn't exist, it is merely a conceptthat only applies to x not exsisting in a material form in a material form
for example "a time machine does not excist" by that logic I just created a time machine by denying it's exsistance.
NO. "x" cannot exist and exist at the same time (with a definite probability). prove this otherwise if I am mistaken.
the original quesion this should have asked can you prove you exsist in the physical world.
Is there anything besides the physical world? This depends on the definition, so...
physical- anything which exists -->interacts with the environment.
I have a proposition. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT THIS DISCUSSION IS FUTILE SINCE IT CONCERNS SOMETHING WHICH MAY BE IMPOSSIBLE? How can someone prove they do not exist, when doing the task requires a conscious being to do it?