We start by defining the empty set, denoted as \( \varnothing \). By definition, the empty set contains no elements.
We need to determine if the empty set \( \varnothing \) is an element of itself. Mathematically, we are checking if \( \varnothing \in \varnothing \).
Since the empty set contains no elements, it cannot contain itself as an element. Therefore, \( \varnothing \notin \varnothing \) is true.
\(\boxed{\text{True}}\)
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