Is nothing beyond imagining?

[G L Wilson]

Nothing imagined is beyond imagination, it goes to say.

[cl154576]

I can't imagine Nothing.

[jajdude]

Nothing and infinity are pretty tough.

[krymsonkyng]

Imagine a square circle. :rage:

[Paulclem]

It's been imagined - it's called nothing.

[cl154576]

Circles and squares don't exist.

[G L Wilson]

There is no imagining anything outside our reality, even our gods are imagined as men or animals.

[cl154576]

There is no imagining anything outside our reality, even our gods are imagined as men or animals.

Don't our imaginings dissolve into our reality sometimes?
With squares and circles, for instance?

[G L Wilson]

Don't our imaginings dissolve into our reality sometimes?
With squares and circles, for instance?

H. P. Lovecraft's reality dissolves into his imaginings. His Old Ones come down to his horror of seafood, they are just squids plopped onto polyps.

Your question is interesting, cl154576, and I have not even attempted to answer it yet. To me, the subject is extensive and inexhaustible. When does makebelieve become reality? My answer is that it never does.