I really appreciate your analysis on this.
I was actually kind of laughing my way through it in full comprehensive agreement.
I always say:
"Only the narrow minded fail to grasp the idea that the glass can never truly be empty, because air, is comprised of measurable substance. So it's safe to say, given the supplied information, the glass is indeed always full".
Perhaps it's a harsh way to put it, but in comparison to life, there are a host of variables in any given situation, and it's hardly ever so simply put into perspective with such a silly concept.
Thanks for you kind words and your thoughts, @futuremind.
That's quite a bit to always say, too. :) However, very much true. Air is always around filling up the 'empty' space. And we should all be thankful that it is there.
As you say, there are many variables, and there well could be plenty we don't know about, that causes behaviors, decisions, for things to be the way they are. The more we know, the more we can assess, and the more we can move onto the next bit of fun in our lives.
I'm glad you also got a laugh out of it. It seems rather obvious and maybe a tad absurd to address such a thing, but I also feel like the obvious is being overlooked way too much anymore.