Exploring a Finite Universe: Understanding its Challenges

[Balence]

And he receives the meaning of those dots from "on high"? Come on, this is getting ridiculous.

It is getting ridiculous. I never intended to debate it in the first place.

You can't be serious...

This is my serious face...:yuck:

Nope, the number of free parameters in the finite models can be made to be the same as in the infinite ones.

How so?

There is no need for a boundary anymore than there is need for a creator. It's just a human concept being unnecessarily forced on the natural world.

Finite- Having bounds; limited + Universe- All matter and energy, including Earth, the galaxies and all therein, and the contents of intergalactic space, regarded as a whole. Obviously words cannot describe a finite universe because by definition it contradicts its self.

The plural was referring to theories of infinite universes -- "Infinite universes are commonplace in mainstream science". That means there are many mainstream theories of the universe that are infinite.

Ah, I see what your saying, sorry bout that.

 

[SpaceTiger]

Finite- Having bounds; limited + Universe- All matter and energy, including Earth, the galaxies and all therein, and the contents of intergalactic space, regarded as a whole. Obviously words cannot describe a finite universe because by definition it contradicts its self.

Okay, it's obvious that there's no attempt at understanding here, so if you'd like to continue this line of "research", please do so in the independent research forum. Depending on how they're interpreted, your ideas are either non-scientific or just wrong, so further discussion does not belong here.