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Post 80

Wednesday, April 22, 2009 - 2:53pm

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Joseph:

You said:

The same is true of any number of multiverses.

Fred, I'm not sure exactly what your point is. On the issue of an infinite number of multiverses, I don't know.

???

Perhaps you really are familiar with quantum theory; you've managed to simultaneously claim "the same is true for any number of multiverses" and "I don't know if there is an infinite number of multiverses."

That's OK, the quantum world is very weird that way.

I don't know, either, which was my original point on this topic, the only honest answer on this topic is 'I don't know' not 'I definitely know.'

But, I do know that an infinite number of multiverses, if each multiverse had any matter or anti-matter at all, would have an infinite amount of matter and anti-matter, so why not? No conservative law would be violated. The net of those battling infinities would be a conservative 'zero', everything in the megaverse for the price of nothing...

That is nowhere near "I know that an infinite number of multiverses exist." Or, don't exist, for that matter.

regards,
Fred

Post 81

Wednesday, July 1, 2009 - 5:14pm

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New work on METAPHYSICAL INFINITY is HERE.

In Objectivity are these entries:

Metaphysical Infinity
V1N4 18, 21, V1N5 3, 13, 24, 110�11, V1N6 175�76

Physical Infinity
V1N2 7�8, V1N3 18�20, 48�49, V1N4 89, 91, 94, V1N5 3�4, 13�18, 19,
V1N6 175�76, V2N2 20�21, V2N3 51, V2N4 175

Mathematical Infinity
V1N1 6�9, 34, V1N2 7�8, 17, 42�43, V1N5 3�4, 19, V2N3 51, V2N4 103, 175

An Idea of Infinity