MN 2, why is "no self exists for me" a wrong view?

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I think one of the problems is the term “exists”.

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On one sentence of the Kaccāna Sutta

One of the most famous suttas, and justly so, is the Kaccāna (or Kaccāyana ) sutta of the Samyutta. It concerns a discussion between the Buddha and monk Kaccāna on right view. The Buddha defines this in terms of avoiding the extremes of “existence” and “non-existence”. The sutta, while short, has many profound and evocative aspects. It’s one of my favorites, and I memorized the Pali many years ago. Evidently it was well regarded from an early time, for it is quoted by Ānanda in a teaching to an…

Where it also seems that “existence” and “non-existence” has to do with views of eternalism and annihilationism, not about “whether rocks exist”.