Does physics support the notion of eternity?

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The discussion centers on the philosophical and scientific implications of eternity and infinite time. Participants emphasize the necessity of precise questioning to facilitate meaningful dialogue. The conversation highlights the intersection of physics and mathematics, suggesting that clarity in terminology is crucial for exploring concepts related to infinity in time.

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Or time being infinite?
 
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Why is this in General Math? You need to make your question a good deal more precise before anyone could begin to answer it.
 

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