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Things that divide the universe into two kinds of things, and things that don't.
Things you can eat and things you can't.
Living and non-living.
Time and space.
Things that fear Chuck Norris, and Chuck Norris.
Us and them.
Outside the Bag and Life & Society.
Fiction and nonfiction.
Existence and non-existence.
Energy and matter
Matter and anti-matter.
Good and Evil.
anti-matter/matter
Matter and energy
Things that I have tried to have sex with, and things that I haven't.
Women who want to have sex with me and lesbians.
Reality and delusion.
mater and anty mater
Matter and Energy.
Yin and Yang. Everithing can happen to you is in this two different parts of Yin and Yang circle. Don't forget that in a man there is a part of female and in female there is a part of male.
CIAO LOREM
my taxes and not my taxes
The conscious and the not-conscious.
good and evil
the stuff I can touch and stuff I can't.
land and not land, haha thats kinda lame.
known and unknown
(the latter being the majority)
Love and Hate
Edible and inedible...
The Creator and the created.
But for the materiaists out there, you're stuck with a minimum of 3:
1. matter-energy (different forms of each other)
2. space-time
3. information
That which is and that which is not....only two categories I know of.
Matter and anti-matter
Matter and anti-matter. Not even kidding. Anti-matter is sweet. Google it.
Something and nothing.. We all can relate to what something is, but the idea of nothing has bugged people for centuries, especially in the Western world.We have a saying in Latin, Ex nihilo nuhil fit, which means "out of nothing comes nothing." It has occurred to me that this is a fallacy of tremendous proportions. It lies at the root of all our common sense, not only in the West, but in many parts of the East as well. It manifests in a kind of terror of nothing, a put-down on nothing, and a put-down on everything associated with nothing, such as sleep, passivity, rest, and even the feminine principles. But to me nothing -- the negative, the empty -- is exceedingly powerful. I would say, on the contrary, you can't have something without nothing. Image nothing but space, going on and on, with nothing in it forever. But there you are imagining it, and you are something in it. The whole idea of there being only space, and nothing else at all is not only inconceivable but perfectly meaningless, because we always know what we mean by contrast.
Matter and spirit
Matter and Anti-Matter.
There question solved.
Astrophysics and Quantum Physics, the large and the small.
1. Me
2. All that is not me
Hope this helps.
Actually it is 10 kinds of things: those that understand binary notation and those that don't.
1. things that exist
2. things that do not exist
Matter-Energy (one thing manifested over a continuum ranging from Pure Static Matter to Pure Energy) and Space-Time (one thing with a hyphenated name because of convention)
Fabulous question! My answer: things we know about, and things we don't.
Matter and space/time are the two I will choose. Matter is energy that has taken form. Space/time are the area and means to be 3 or more dimensional.
I believe that would be matter, and anti-matter.
Though time and space seems logical as well.
good and bad
Well there is one theory that suggests the answer would be : Matter and Anti-matter.
Although it's just a theory at the moment.
At the most fundamental quantum level?
Beings and potentials.
particles and strings
Matter and Dark Matter.
Matter and anti-matter.
Male and female. The former hold the remote control, the later the shoes
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