once upone a time I asked myself what the heck do we mean by 'nothing' when asking "why is there something rather than nothing?"?
from wondering that, I concluded the same thing you did. that nothing is a made up concept; and I agree, it's super useful and it's ideal instead of real.
later on, I started to ponder what the heck does 'everything' really mean, and for now I think that 'everything' is just as made up as 'nothing'. hence, 'everything' doesn't exist in the same way 'something' (anything) exist. it's also just a very valuable made up concept.
there is no instance of everything, it's also an assumption.
once upone a time I asked myself what the heck do we mean by 'nothing' when asking "why is there something rather than nothing?"?
from wondering that, I concluded the same thing you did. that nothing is a made up concept; and I agree, it's super useful and it's ideal instead of real.
later on, I started to ponder what the heck does 'everything' really mean, and for now I think that 'everything' is just as made up as 'nothing'. hence, 'everything' doesn't exist in the same way 'something' (anything) exist. it's also just a very valuable made up concept.
there is no instance of everything, it's also an assumption.
then again, maybe I got stuck in the trip