One of the "renders" of the Universe, where Pre-Zerø ensures that the true form of the Universe cannot be grasped.

• Pre-Zerø is personal, impersonal, and transpersonal in meaning, internal interpretation, semantic meaning, natural meaning, consequences, cognition, and ideasthesia in relation to Suggsverse and the reflection principle.

Pre-Zerø is an impossible derivation from be-ness, which is not associated with signs with any original or primary intent of communication or language. It is not of a general name, term, or essence of art used to capture boundless different senses of the word "meaning", independently from its linguistic uses and personal, impersonal, and transpersonal transcendental uses.

Pre-Zerø is the anchor that precedes why the Universe is just an incomplete view of the Universe, as all names, terms, and essence captured outside of the Universe are fundamentally a reduction of the truth of it, always
"becoming" more akin to metaphors or symbols masking something deeper than the actual Universe.

Pre-Zerø is the ground in which you find that all descriptions and names are so meaningless, that no language can touch the Universe as a whole.

• Pre-Zerø attacks both verificationism and the very notion of meaning.

Pre-Zerø is the actuality of meaning being nothing more than a vague and dispensable notion. Pre-Zerø contains the synonymy between signs and disables the synonymy between signs that can point to the Universe from the outside personal, impersonal, and transpersonal observer.

• Because verificationism is tied to the distinction between analytic and synthetic statements, any notions of superseding the Universe can only be defended ambiguously without any truth values.
• Units of analysis for any potential investigation into the world (and, perhaps, meaning) would be rejected as the entire body of statements taken as a collective, not just individual statements on their own are multiplied and divided by a factor of 0 beyond the scope of mathematics.

Pre-Zerø contains the truth-conditional theories of meaning, meaning that Pre-Zerø can only make sense of statements, but any be-ness outside of Pre-Zerø will fail to explain the meanings of the manifest parts that make up statements. The meaning of the parts of statements is presupposed by an understanding of the truth-conditions of a whole statement, and explained in terms of what is called "satisfaction conditions", yet only contained within Pre-Zerø. Pre-Zerø contains the kinds of statements that don't seem to have any truth-conditions at all.

• Pre-Zerø contains boundless forms of logic that are not dependent exclusively on the notions of truth and falsity.