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"How come people don't use umbrellas to protect themselves from the snow?"

Funny, but I think it's because people enjoy playing in the falling snow more than in the painful rain. For the sun there are feminine parasols. Only in Britain , apparently.

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What if there was more to reality if we know it? What if there was no universe, no matter, no objects, no atoms, no life, nothing? What would there be?

String Theory man, basic Quantums. Look it up.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

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Let me rephrase that. There is nothing. At. All. Nothing. No particles at all. No universe, no time, no space. Absolutely nothing.

It would be fun to think about that for a while, heh. Like Kairyu said, it's beyond our wildest imagination - we can't think of absolute nothing, because the idea cannot be concieved as reality.

If we think about nothing, nothing manifests into something. Our picture of nothing is Black. Or White. But since we know white and black are objects of reality, we are faced with something.

It's sort of like that question of asking a blind person what he or she sees. He can't comprehend 'seeing' anything.
(But (really) did anyone ask a previously seeing person what he or she sees after going blind?)

There's nowhere I can't reach.