Warning: This may not be the right forum for this, but it seemed scientific enough for me.
Today, I was thinking about opposites. You know, like black and white, night and day, etc. To me, they seemed different enough to be opposite; and for some people thats enough. But I went deeper into this thought because, for me, this wasn't enough. Night and day MAY seem completely opposite to some people, but to some extent, night and day ARE the same. For example, Night and day are similar in that they both are cycles of the sun and the moon. As for black and white, they are both states of which light is present or not. What i'm trying to get to here is that if you boil it down, THERE IS NOT ONE THING OPPOSITE TO ANOTHER THING.
Another example is this:
Say there is a cactus and a water bottle. Don't ask why; I don't know why I picked those two objects. Try to find some similarities between the two. Yes? No? Their physical structure while looked at with the unaided eye might be completely different. But, boil it down. You may think i'm crazy for this and you may think
DUH
. But if you boil it down, (I indeed understand that this was the third time i used that) they both have letters in their name and they both are composed of atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons, quarks, plancks, etc.
So now you've heard my spiel. What this whole thing was for was to explain to you my theory. Nothing has an opposite. The list is infinate. Questions?