Re: consequences of infinities
jojo <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | alt.atheism,alt.checkmate |
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| Organization | jieigyou |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Sn!pe wrote: > jojo <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Lane W wrote: >>> jojo wrote: >>>> Samuel Spade wrote: >>>>> jojo wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> if there are infinite universii, then there exists not just one >>>>>> universe in which you are the most important human and the main >>>>>> character on earth, but infinitely many. >>>>> >>>>> Universe means everything, the matter, energy, & gods in it, >>>>> and any multiversii, known or unknown. There can only be one >>>>> universe. There may be parallel multiversii or orthogonal >>>>> multiversii, we will never know unless AI bots figure it out >>>>> for us. And they will probably be lying. >>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> that is what infinite does, it makes everything meaningless. >>>>>> >>>>>> but i certainly want to be a very important human, very >>>>>> important. >>>>> >>>>> We fancy ourselves important, but in the infinity of *versii, >>>>> we are but nithings who strut & fret their mutual admiration >>>>> then then are heard no more. Only pasta is forever! >>>>> >>>> >>>> my problem here is that we are not saying that things cannot >>>> exist in infinite instances. we need to say that to solve my >>>> problem. >>>> >>> It's ridiculous after all. This notion of infinite yous. The >>> concept is: >>> >>> there are lots and lots of you, all in exactly the same position. >>> >>> No son, you're looking in a mirror facing another one. >> >> lets say out of 10^1000000000000000 instances, two end up with >> the same position. if we take that match as a1, then with a2 its >> simply adding those instances. >> >> since we have infinity, it goes to a(infinite) with exact same >> position. qed. > > How many kinds of infinity are there? > i believe infinite? they are classified under aleph numbers and i think they just keep going on.