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he was probably making a statement about politics, if there is seat of power open people will rush in to take it.
It is also observable in nature, If you clear a plot of land(and don't cover it in salt or some type of poison) then it won't be long before plants and whatnot are growing over it again.
The same idea that nature abhors a vacuum can be applied to space also. Space is not really empty, it is filled with dust, planets, stars, nubula, etc., and it's also filled with radiation and heat,(Yes space does contain minute amounts of heat). So MrSelfDestructs point is valid and supports this argument.
I can think of nowhere above the subatomic level that has a true vacuum.
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