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Well thank you Futrethink and welcome to the toequest forum.
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---You're welcome and thank you.
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It stretches my imagination, when I think that a potentially " infinitely small " point can inflate and expand into a potentially " Infinitely large " point.
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---Yeah, its fun to think about when you use comparisons for large and small.
---The thing to think about is that: there is nothing outside of reality to compare the small reality to or to compare the large reality to. Step outside of reality (taking reality with you. Lol), keep moving away from the infinitely large (if you can move faster than infinite speed. Lol) and soon enough the large has become infinitely small.
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Assuming you believe inthe big bang.
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---Yep. I see it simply as the result of a "choice" (By the singularity {I never call it god, as that has connotations of infinite good}) , but toe-may-toe or toe-maw-toe. That which they call a rose, By any other name would smell as sweet.
---I’m surprised. No-one has argued against the possibility of the paradox of something being finite and infinite at the same time. Usually in other discussions, I have had, I have to bring Pi and a Möbius strip up for inspection, to prove the existence of existing paradoxes.