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Question about Non-Existence (Help!)

Eikichi_Sensei

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Question about Non-Existence:

Let's say that worlds have characters that make the worlds have concepts, laws.

1. Now there is a void that does not exist at all, meaning there are no characters that make them have concepts, would that qualify for Non-Existence?

2. A void by default has no soul, no mind, this does not qualify as Non-Existence, right?

3. What aspects would qualify for type 5? I know that plot is one, what is needed to qualify?
 
1. This would qualify as a form of nonexistence, but would likely fall under Conceptual Nonexistence since it lacks the fundamental concepts necessary for existence. However, for a character to actually utilize this as an ability, they would need to still maintain some aspect of existence to remain a "living" character..
2. This alone wouldn't qualify as complete Non-Existence. This would only qualify as Spiritual Nonexistence (lacking a soul) and Mental Nonexistence (lacking a mind). It’s because they represent partial rather than complete nonexistence.
3. A character must be incorporeal and paradoxically show extreme levels of non-existence while still maintaining enough existence to be considered a "living" character that can take actions and affect the world in some way.
 
Let's say that worlds have characters that make the worlds have concepts, laws.

1. Now there is a void that does not exist at all, meaning there are no characters that make them have concepts, would that qualify for Non-Existence?
At least NEP1 aspect type 2[conceptual], additionally, if the verse does not entail them having another aspect of being in an existent state, then we can assume its an actual void; NEP in all aspects.
Because a void naturally doesn't have a mind, a soul, a physical body, information constituting reality[which we assume is ultimately the same composite as the composite substance in all of reality for its baseline level], and so on.
2. A void by default has no soul, no mind, this does not qualify as Non-Existence, right?
It does. For example, characters that are NEP1 in conceptual aspect but still have a mind and a soul can still be killed if you erase their mind or soul; but a void that lacks a soul and a mind cannot have their mind erased [not including nonexistence erasure] because it doesn't exist to begin with.

Normally, for robots, or solid non-living objects, we do not assume they are NEP because even if they lack a mind, they still have a physical form; but that's not the case with voids here.
3. What aspects would qualify for type 5? I know that plot is one, what is needed to qualify?
Unsure about this one, but if its shown as a complete nonexistent void and not some "1-A void bigger then space-time", and there do not exist any characters inside it, we'll assume its all aspects.
 
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