Consequently :
to this:
The glass is always full. All space not occupied by other objects is occupied by dark matter (22% of the composition of the universe) and dark energy (74%). And in general, emptiness as such does not exist because the whole space (including the subatomic) is occupied by particles and energy.

"It is exactly the opposite.
Matter, as such, is merely a temporary surge of energy in a void (not in a vacuum, but in something more profound) with the formation of temporary matter (in general, matter is pure energy, fluctuating at a high frequency, which is why we consider it matter).
All matter will eventually disappear (entropy).
So there is an emptiness, and the glass is only temporarily filled, and even half, with energy fluctuating at high frequencies.

The glass doesn’t exist, because it’s the same burst of energy ;)