From being, however, nothing can become. The reason is that nothing can become what it already is. On the other hand, from nothing, nothing can become. Those of us who are committed to the intellectual acceptance of change or becoming, would answer this and say that while nothing can become what it is, it is possible for it to become what it is not yet. Parmenides would argue that this is not possible.
Nothing becomes what it is.
A has not become anything. It h as simply ceased to exist. Therefore change is impossible. Many of us have much too much common sense to deny what our senses tell us is the primary fact about the world of things. That primary fact is that things change.