You have degenerated into making things up. Neither one is used to define a particular situation. They can mean the same exact thing, but "nobody" has alternate definitions. Examples from Webster Dictionary- "We called, but no one answered."
"No one has ever done this before."
"There's no one else here."
"Nobody could answer my question."
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