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Maybe not from where you are coming from, Xain, but this topic question holds fascination for me.

I wonder whether there can ever NOT be nothing.  If nothing existed absolutely, then there would really be nothing. But nothing would be meaningless.  i.e., “Nothing compared to what?”

Conversely, it seems to me that something may be even more reliant on the existence of nothing.

My 1st guess as to the answer to the topic question is:

There must always be something thus there must always be nothing (they define each other).