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Is Buddhism nihilistic?

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Jasper10
 
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Reply Mon 8 Feb, 2021 10:19 am
@Jasper10,
Buddhism practices NEGATIVE Nihilism.
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Reply Tue 9 Feb, 2021 02:39 am
@Jasper10,
Negative Nihilism considers (0,1...1,0) logic.
Positive Nihilism considers (0,0...0,1...1,0...1,1) logic.

Both Nihilisms cancel on each side of the fence and balance on either side of the fence.
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