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We are here and nowhere is over there. However, once we are there, we are here and therefore it is no longer there, but here. Seeing as nowhere can not be here as here is somewhere, nowhere can only be there. But, seeing as we can not be here and there at the same time, unless one time travels (which is, so far, impossible), and for there to be here we must be there, nowhere can never be here. So in conclusion, nowhere can not exist, nor can the statement "I am in the middle of nowhere," for if one is to be in the middle of something, it must exist, and seeing as nowhere does not exist, it can logically be assumed that person does not exist.

This leads one to assume that if the person does not exist, but does exist, for that is the only way he can make the statement, that means he exists and does not exist at the exact same time. As this is physically impossible, it would be assumed that this person is in fact god. However, because god is defined as all powerful, and this person is obviously not all powerful (as he is in the middle of nowhere and no god would ever admit to being there), he can not be god. Which leads one to conclude that because this person is not god, yet he proclaims to exist and not exist at the same time, god does not exist.