On the other hand, zero is a number, not nothing. Thus we get the
following result:
http://www.0.com
But some people don't agree, and assume that 0=nothing, as in here:
http://www.zero.com/
How we understand the number 0 is also culturally-specific:
http://www.cero.com
See, that's why I like nothing. Nothing is simple. There's no
ambiguity in nothing, nothing confusing in nothing. Nothing is nothing.
(Or "Nothing is", as Sun Ra would have it.)
K
On 19/04/2006, at 22:51, bibiana padilla maltos wrote:
http://www.nada.com/
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