ttps://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/existence-is-empty/ https://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/plato-on-forms-excerpts-from-parmenides/ https://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/atman-and-self/ Use the links only to find answer please thank you 1.) "Existence is Empty" was the title of this very challenging reading. PLEASE ANSWER IN TWO PARTS. a.) In ordinary language, what do you think Nagarjuna is saying? (Don't worry, there not one right answer here). b.) What are the implications of what he is saying? Or put another way, how might Nagarjuna's claims, which go against our common sense, help us better understand the world?

ttps://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/existence-is-empty/ https://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/plato-on-forms-excerpts-from-parmenides/ https://pressbooks.pub/sapientia/chapter/atman-and-self/ Use the links only to find answer please thank you 1.) "Existence is Empty" was the title of this very challenging reading. PLEASE ANSWER IN TWO PARTS. a.) In ordinary language, what do you think Nagarjuna is saying? (Don't worry, there not one right answer here). b.) What are the implications of what he is saying? Or put another way, how might Nagarjuna's claims, which go against our common sense, help us better understand the world?