>If the universe is truly infinite, then probability dictates

it makes me feel happy that there's a universe where I fought in Nam

It doesn't make me feel anything, I have gone far beyond caring about the material world and my own wellbeing in it.

>>34095249
That is wrong. Imagine a puzzle where the last piece doesn't fit. Then imagine an exact copy of that puzzle and an exact copy of that last piece.

Will the last piece fit?

Good thing the universe isn't infinite, both in our current scientific understanding, but also in all true religions.

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>>34095358
>true religions

>>34095358
It is infinite in our scientific understanding and in many religions such as Buddhism

Think you're wrong here... In an Infinite universe, every single possible outcome of everything will exist somewhere somewhen

>>34095406
No, it isn't. The universe began at a measurable point in time and, while expanding, is of finite size.

And Buddhism is not a true religion. Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Judaism: all others are an affront to God.

>>34095465
>No, it isn't. The universe began at a measurable point in time


It didn't, we just know all matter was in a singularity, it's not expanding like a sphere, rather the distance between object is becoming bigger, you are incredibly ignorant on the topic and should shut up now

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>>34095465
>No, it isn't. The universe began at a measurable point in time and, while expanding, is of finite size.

>Buddhism is not a true religion. Orthodox Christianity, Islam, Judaism: all others are an affront to God

actually it's the exact opposite

if the universe is infinite then the probability of any exact situation is precisely zero

one over n as the limit of n grows large is zero

>>34095249
It makes me think that the next time I get knackered, I'll mumble a pox or two in the direction of my lucky twin.

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>>34095465
>current year
>being this bigoted
>thinks buddhism isn't a nontheistic religion

The universe began at a measurable point in time and, while expanding, is of finite size.
>thinks big bang is the beginning of the universe

>ITT: Bunch of faggots talking about things they don't and can't possibly know

>>34095917
It is mostly conceptional, so you can know it, so far as you can conceive it.