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The experience of the quantum field is not universal. The experience of the Nothing will be universal.
In quantum field theory, a vacuum is not considered empty but is described as a "sea" of fluctuating quantum fields. (Quantum Foam makes you Roam) From this "nothingness," virtual particles can pop into and out of existence.
Some scientists, like Lawrence Krauss, have argued that this scientific observation provides a mechanism for a universe to come from a kind of "nothing".
How to describe something that is nothing? Many Eastern philosophical traditions see the relationship between something and nothing as a core principle of reality.
In Taoism, the concept of the Tao is understood as a nameless, permanent nothingness from which everything arises. The Tao is not separate from the world but is the ultimate source and ground of all existence.
In Buddhism everything exists only in relation to other things. In this view, "everything" is made possible through its relationship to "nothing".
And yes I have personal experience that strengthens my understanding of the Nothing. But there are no words for something that is nothing.
But this "Nothing" that I did "experience " definitely matters.
A lot.
But no worries. We have all "experienced" it (You remember Nothing about Nothing! Of course! ) and we will all get to "experience " it again.
