Everything

CREDITS: FIRE S MYTHOS
Everything that exists covers everything that exists or has reality. This includes all objects, living things, matter, energy, ideas, concepts, physical and intangible phenomena, as well as all possible forms of existence.
The concept of “everything” can be considered in various contexts, including philosophy, science and religion. In philosophy, this may be due to the concept of being and reality, as well as questions about the essence and meaning of life. In science, “everything” can be considered in the context of studying nature, the universe and its components. In religion, the concept of “everything” can be associated with faith in divine creation and the presence of divine power in everything that exists.
In general, “everything” is a broad and comprehensive embrace of all forms of existence that we can observe or imagine. However, the full understanding and coverage of “everything” may be unattainable for the human mind, since it may go beyond our knowledge and perception.
After all, "all" is literally EVERYTHING. It contains everything possible and impossible. And if something is not part of "everything", then this is not real all. And things like "all + 1", "all + ∞", etc. cannot be, since both 1 and ∞ are already part of everything, and can no longer be. Many of all sets are also too small compared to the present. And even "all + everything" will not work either, because everything is already everything and it is included in itself.
To cover everything, it is not enough to expand the hierarchy of indescribable structures as in a Anekphrastos , where there is a hierarchy of infinity of indescribable structures, how much do not expand the hierarchy you will not achieve all things. This goes beyond any concept of layers, hierarchies, weaknesses.
All things are meant as a dimension that contains everything that can be considered "than then." Such an analogy is appropriate here: all things are like the universe 2.0, because once there was nothing, but suddenly in the middle of nothing everything appeared. All matter is concentrated in only one area that we call the universe. With all things, a similar situation: once there was nothing, because to form "something" you need "something." Then a miracle happened and something appeared in the middle nothing. Then something else began to appear around something until the sphere of "everything" formed. Essentially, since something can only appear in this area, because outside this sphere "nothing no "it turns out that this area contains All things.
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Category:Cosmology
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