Caporkliff

Caporkliff - noun, verb. (kuh-pore-klif)

Origion: The United States of America during the twenty-first century, A.D. This term was created by Logan M. Schaefer in Florida while playing a game called Scrabble with a family member. The word is comprised of the leftover letter tiles that he had while playing. It can be used to represent or describe the concept of Infinity and all its paradoxical properties, because of the rules that apply to infinity when adding, subtracting, multiplying, and or dividing by itself or by any finite number. These principles apply to Zero as well, meaning that Zero are the same and equal.

Definition: 1) To be everything and nothing at the same exact moment of time; 2) Anything and everything as well as nothing.

_{ex: to be [caporkliff] is to be in a state of constant conflicting opposites.}