Why true 'nothing' —
no fields, no laws,
nothing — might not
be a coherent state
physics can actually
point to.

Explain Why 'Nothing' Might Be Scientifically Impossible

Why 'total nothing' might not even be a real place physics can point to.

Prompt

Explain the physics argument that true 'nothingness' — the complete absence of anything, including quantum fields and the laws of physics themselves — might not actually be a coherent or achievable state.