External, Internal, and Nondual Space, by B. Alan Wallace

From the B. Alan Wallace essay, “External, Internal, and Nondual Space”:

According to physicist Henning Genz, “Maybe quantum mechanical fluctuations initiated not only the stuff our world was made of prior to inflation but also space-time itself. Maybe the true vacuum, the true nothing, of philosophy and religion should be seen as a state wholly innocent of laws, space, and time. This state can be thought of as nothing but a collection of possibilities of what might be.”