Does ignorance of the Law of existence prove non-existence?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the Law of existence, which states that anyone who knows this law exists, and anyone who has communicated with someone who knows this law also exists. However, it is also stated that nobody else exists and it is impossible to communicate with someone who does not know this law. The speaker suggests that the only way to prove the existence of someone who does not know this law is by communicating with them to learn it. However, the other person argues that this is not a law, but rather a quibble, as none of the statements made can be proven.
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The Law of existence...

The Law of existence.
Anyone who knows this law, exists. Anyone who has communicated(one way or two way, in any form) with someone who knows this law, exists. Nobody else exists.

Assume that
1. This law is true.
2. I know this law.
3. You cannot communicate(one way or two way, in any form) with someone who does not know this law.

How would you prove that anyone who doesn't know this law exists?
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i would communicate with you to learn the law and/or urge you to communicate with those who don't know the law.
 
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that's the thing, u can't prove anyone exists by any means. everything is a type of faith.
 
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so what if you can't prove it? i don't get why that's a problem.
 
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This is not law, it is called a quibble.

"1. This law is true.
2. I know this law.
3. You cannot communicate(one way or two way, in any form) with someone who does not know this law."

1 is uncertain
2 is uncertain
3 is uncertain

You have not proved any of these. Maybe this law is true, but as you have not stated the law is cannot even be decided whether it can be assumed to be true or not.
 

1. What is the Law of Existence?

The Law of Existence states that everything that exists in the universe has a purpose and a reason for being. It is the fundamental law that governs all aspects of existence.

2. How does the Law of Existence relate to science?

The Law of Existence is a fundamental principle in science, as it helps scientists understand the purpose and function of all things in the universe. It guides scientific inquiry and helps us make sense of the natural world.

3. Can the Law of Existence be proven?

The Law of Existence cannot be proven in the traditional scientific sense, as it is a philosophical concept. However, many scientists and philosophers believe that the evidence of the universe and the complex systems within it support the idea of a purposeful existence.

4. How does the Law of Existence relate to human existence?

The Law of Existence applies to all forms of existence, including human beings. It suggests that each person has a unique purpose and role in the universe, and that our existence serves a greater purpose in the grand scheme of things.

5. What are the implications of the Law of Existence?

The Law of Existence has significant implications for our understanding of the universe and our place within it. It challenges us to think beyond our own existence and consider the greater purpose of all things. It also encourages us to live our lives with purpose and to strive towards fulfilling our individual roles in the universe.

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