Dear Robert,
You repeat the same questions. I gave you a detailed answer already. Your statements about dead-living is non-physical, we talk about existence.
''Does ''nothing'' exist? If ''nothing'' exists then it cannot be nothing, and so it is something - contradiction.
Yes, nothing exist, nothing is zero; Why zero cannot exist? For example, the photon does not age, for the photon time stops, for a photon time is frozen. From this point of view, the photon is similar to vacuum hole - both objects do not age. Does the photon exist? You see, we can observe the objects frozen in time. At the center of a black hole as described by general relativity lies a gravitational singularity, a region where the spacetime curvature becomes infinite; in other words, in a BH time stops and the gravitational length contraction becomes infinite - it is an object very similar to vacuum hole. Do Black holes exist? Vacuum holes are very similar to Black holes; Since BH exists therefore vacuum holes also can really exist.
2) If a hole appears in the Universe then it is filled as soon as possible by particles of environment. However, the speed of motion of these particles is limited by the speed of light therefore the hole's lifetime is non-zero. Meanwhile, we can observe only the real particles which fills the hole. We never can observe the naked hole. The vacuum hole is always dressed by surrounding particles. Since you cannot observe the naked hole then you cannot say if a hole exist or not. We can observe only the real particles that fill the hole.
3) the vacuum holes are very important objects for gravitation. Near the massive body appears a time dilation and length contraction effect. Such phenomenon has the only explanation - the massive bodies emit a flux of holes which curve the spacetime. The vacuum hole is the only ''particle'' in physics able to explain the time dilation and length contraction effect near a massive body. If we increase the concentration of holes it leads to time dilation and length contraction because in the limiting case, when space is composed of holes only, the distance between every two points is zero and time stops.
Sincerely,
Constntin