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socratus wrote:Can Infinity have concrete physical parameters?
casus wrote:Most likely no because infinity is inherently ever-expanding. Something that is "infinity" is basically (blah)+1)+1)+1 and so on.
If infinity was a concrete number we would have defined it by now.
socratus wrote:Infinity.
Infinity is the cause of the crisis in Physics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity
Question:
Can Infinity have concrete physical parameters?
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Socratus
barbarianhorde wrote:socratus wrote:Infinity.
Infinity is the cause of the crisis in Physics.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infinity
Question:
Can Infinity have concrete physical parameters?
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Socratus
infinity of what??
Is the quantity of matter infinite?
then it is a physical paramater, it does not have it!
But what else can be infinite than matter?
If it is not matter then no it has no physical parameters.
socratus wrote:Absolute Infinite is Aether, Vacuum, Nothingness, Emptiness
Infinity cannot be reached by counting or calculating.
It stands alone as the highest concept in math; the unlimited quantity
FilmSnob wrote:Nothing is not.

Only_Humean wrote:FilmSnob wrote:Nothing is not.
Hmm... but how would you tell if it actually were?
FilmSnob wrote:Only_Humean wrote:FilmSnob wrote:Nothing is not.
Hmm... but how would you tell if it actually were?
It wouldn't. Whatever is, is something. If something is nothing, then it isn't anything, it's just nothing and thus not.
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