Nullity (conflict)

So, imagine you and your friend want to play with the same toy at the same time, but you both can't have it. This is called a conflict.

Now let's talk about nullity. Nullity means that something is not valid or doesn't exist. So if we apply this to our conflict situation, nullity means that there is no solution where both you and your friend can have the toy at the same time. It's just not possible.

Nullity can also refer to something being incorrect or meaningless. For example, if someone asks you what is the color of the wind? It doesn't make sense because the wind is something you can't see or touch, so the question has nullity.

So to sum it up, nullity in a conflict situation means that there is no solution that can make everyone happy, and nullity in general means that something is not valid or doesn't exist.