“of its sheer indeterminateness, the thought of pure being is in fact completely and utterly vacuous”.

“Nothingness, like being, itself is sheer emptiness and lack of determinacy, and so is itself nothing but indeterminate be-ing.”

“[T]heir truth is, therefore, this movement of the immediate vanishing of the one in the other: becoming, a movement in which both are distinguished, but by a difference which has equally immediately dissolved itself.”