>>9129148 >can't imagine a finite universe

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>>9129301
>makes his own threads to insult people

>>9129301
>#Morethanaborder
>#Noborders
Fuck off you leftist shitposter.

>>9129301
but isnt absence a boundary in itself?

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>>9129301
>projects inane finite constructs onto the void of unknown due to fear of the idea of infinity

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If the universe is infinite, the border of the universe is infinity + 1.

>>9130642
>Is a starry eyed fool who cannot overcome their terror of limitation
>Projects inane notions of infinity anywhere possible.
>Given time would lose ground bit by bit, as reality creeps in.
>Cannot accept the universe doesn't afford infinite states
>You cannot think infinite thoughts
>You cannot go infinite places
>There are not infinite possible solutions to a given problem
>A given type of machinery does not have infinite potential to perform a given type of work
>An arbitrarily delineated region of space cannot occupy infinite states
>The underlying logic that drives the universe is quantized, and finite. The universe is a finite state machine.

It's time to rise and cease to huddle in delusion. Have no fear, for there can be beauty in limitation.

>>9130648
Infinity is not a number (under regular rules anyway)

Sum is defined for numbers.

You need to define sums for infinities before applying.

Boundaries don't need such rules, those ruled don't explain them.

>>9130721
>It's time to rise and cease to huddle in delusion. Have no fear, for there can be beauty in limitation.

There is beauty in understanding the world we live in. So far it appears to be flat (in the euclidean sense) on large scales. A flat universe is infinite in size, even if the observable universe is not.

>>9131030
>it appears to be flat
Hey, she's still young and growing. Don't be rude.

>>9129301
I remember reading Hawking's meme book and he just had to make all those stupid analogies about infinity and borderless finite universes.
Those ten pages could have been five sentences had he simply used the notion of manifolds, but nuh uh can't scare the general public with actual constructions.

>>9129301
universe is infinite by definition :^)

>>9129301
Of course I can :P It is just the process of finding the desired descriptors maxima/minima

>>9131045
This is correct, because Time is 0 / 1