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Nothing means "Something that is not there" But still being SOMETHING even tho it's the NON-EXISTENCE of that "something" - Think it this way. No - thing = the word has two words, no and thing which means that is a "nothing thing" like air, we can't see it, nor touch it, because it as itself is touching US all the time.. It's hard to explain since it sounds like the speaker is trying to avoid that thing by saying noTHING the word itself says it.. Otherwise we'd say "Yesthing" to say that there IS something that also exists... If nothing actually existed we'd be everything on our own still being nothing Even tho we can live, just because we live doesn't mean we're alive. Think about it. Basically, --when we say nothing-- (when we don't say anything) we're actually saying something.. you know what is it? Yes, you guessed it, nothing.
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