Board Thread:Morrowind/@comment-4765815-20130211133921/@comment-1255618-20190319203933

@A FANDOM user 24.165.209.190Actually, 1-1=0 is what happens when you zero-sum: I exist [1] + I don't exist [-1] = non-existence [0]. This results in disappearing from existence, including retroactively. Only the Elder Scrolls can tell a person once existed if that someone zero-summed out of existence. In order to achieve CHIM, you have to realise the equation is really: I exist [1] + I don't exist [0] = I exist [1]. Whether one achieves CHIM or zero-sums has to do with how one interprets the assertion of "I don't exist"; is it a negation of existence [-1], or is it merely acknowledging that the self includes non-existence [0] (as well as existence [1])?