THE PHYSICS OF NOTHING: PART TWO

What if physical reality in its entirety was a lie, a dream, an illusion. What if there was nothing at all, nothing that could be known by us. Nothingess is one of the most perplexing and mind-boggling concepts that the collection of human minds totalizing the vast expanse of history have ever imagined. Nothingess is by definition the cessation of all existence- literally, nothing exists, at least as we know it. There's also the possibility that the entire universe is just one big virtual particle. The 'vacuum genesis' hypothesis theorizes that the entire universe began as a big fluctuation in the 'nothing' that came before it. While it hasn't been proven, in the end the whole universe is a big bunch of nothing. The only way to reach full nothingness would be to dilute everything to a fully vanishing point, but then because of infintesimal residuals all the conditions to create at least one element would be there- thus immediately giving rise to quantum foam, which would by definition not be pure nothingness. Research has concluded it's too late for pure nothingness to ever exist. Which leads to the question: could there ever have been full nothingness?