If the universe is infinite

In summary, the conversation discusses the idea of the universe being infinite and how that would affect the inclusion of gods and goddesses in different cultures. The conversation also touches on the concept of deviations in an infinite universe.
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Dremmer
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Does that mean that it must include everything, including all the gods and goddesses from every culture?
 
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No, there are plenty of models that would include no such thing. For example, if the universe were an infinite collection of identical distinct galaxies.
 
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JonF said:
No, there are plenty of models that would include no such thing. For example, if the universe were an infinite collection of identical distinct galaxies.



If the universe is truly infinite, how would we know that there are no deviations anywhere(not even one)?
 
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Dremmer said:
Does that mean that it must include everything, including all the gods and goddesses from every culture?

As in infinitely extending spatially? I can't make sense of this. Please reformulate the question.
 
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I believe that the concept of an infinite universe is still a topic of ongoing research and debate. While some theories suggest that the universe may be infinite, others propose that it has a finite size. Therefore, it is not possible for me to definitively state whether or not the universe includes everything, including all gods and goddesses from every culture.

Furthermore, the existence of gods and goddesses is a matter of faith and belief, rather than scientific evidence. Therefore, it is not within the scope of science to determine their existence or inclusion in the universe.

However, it is important to note that the concept of an infinite universe does not necessarily mean that every possible entity or phenomenon must exist within it. Just like how an infinite number line does not include every possible number, an infinite universe may not include every possible being or deity.

Ultimately, the question of whether or not the universe includes all gods and goddesses is a philosophical and theological one, and not one that can be answered definitively by science.
 

1. What does it mean for the universe to be infinite?

The idea of an infinite universe suggests that it has no boundaries or limits in terms of space and time. This means that it is unending and has always existed, and will continue to exist forever.

2. How do we know if the universe is truly infinite?

Currently, there is no way to definitively prove whether the universe is infinite or not. However, based on observations and mathematical models, many scientists believe that the universe is indeed infinite.

3. If the universe is infinite, does that mean there are an infinite number of galaxies and stars?

If the universe is infinite, it would mean that there are an infinite number of possibilities for the distribution of matter and energy. This could potentially lead to an infinite number of galaxies and stars, but it is not certain.

4. How does the idea of an infinite universe impact our understanding of time and space?

If the universe is truly infinite, it would mean that time and space are also infinite. This could challenge our current understanding of the concept of time and lead to new theories and ideas about the nature of reality.

5. What implications does an infinite universe have for the future of humanity?

The idea of an infinite universe suggests that there is always more to discover and explore. This could have profound implications for the future of humanity, as it opens up endless possibilities for scientific advancements and exploration of the unknown.

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