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david2
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hi,
say you have an infinite distance. is half of that distance also infinite? or 1/10000000000000 of that distance. and so on and so on.
i suspect it must be because if you say that half of infinity is for example 10000 km then infinty must be 20000 km, which it is not.
so, if this proposition (that every part of infinity is infinite) is true then i come to the following conclusion:
the universe cannot be infinite because we can move around. if every bit of infinity is infinite then it would not be possible to move let's say 10 cm. it would take forever.
am i missing something?
say you have an infinite distance. is half of that distance also infinite? or 1/10000000000000 of that distance. and so on and so on.
i suspect it must be because if you say that half of infinity is for example 10000 km then infinty must be 20000 km, which it is not.
so, if this proposition (that every part of infinity is infinite) is true then i come to the following conclusion:
the universe cannot be infinite because we can move around. if every bit of infinity is infinite then it would not be possible to move let's say 10 cm. it would take forever.
am i missing something?