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Chris Miller
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Just googled, "Is the universe infinite?" and got this: "The surface of the torus is spatially flat, like the piece of paper, but finite. However, with expansion, it is possible that even if the universe just has a very large volume now, it will reach infinite volume in the infinite future."
This is just word play. There is no point in the future that an infinite amount of time will have elapsed.
∞
∑ x=i/∞
i=1
Does x approach 1 or 0? Theoretically/philosophically I can see where ∞/∞=1, but i/∞ = 0 for any tangible/integral value of i.
This is just word play. There is no point in the future that an infinite amount of time will have elapsed.
∞
∑ x=i/∞
i=1
Does x approach 1 or 0? Theoretically/philosophically I can see where ∞/∞=1, but i/∞ = 0 for any tangible/integral value of i.