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Nathan Struth · Mar 10, 2007, 05:45 pm

THe universe can't be infinite, nor can time... Here's why it 's a very simple proof.

Definition:1. Time is used to represent change.
2. Infinity divided by anything = infinity.

Axioms:1. Infinity cannot be divided by infinity in this scenario.

If the universe is infinite, then you cannot divide it! Or else by def. 2 you would get an infinite quoetient. But don't try to say infinity / infinity because of Axiom 1.

Try to refute this proof I made it myself. I got help from Spinozas Ethics pt. 1 and 2.

Mar 10, 2007, 05:45 pm	#14 (permalink) (top)
Nathan Struth don't care Location: NY Posts: 267	THe universe can't be infinite, nor can time... Here's why it 's a very simple proof. Definition:1. Time is used to represent change. 2. Infinity divided by anything = infinity. Axioms:1. Infinity cannot be divided by infinity in this scenario. If the universe is infinite, then you cannot divide it! Or else by def. 2 you would get an infinite quoetient. But don't try to say infinity / infinity because of Axiom 1. Try to refute this proof I made it myself. I got help from Spinozas Ethics pt. 1 and 2. I'm just a fool caught in the rat race of life (Nathan Struth) please help me solve world hunger, It's hard to do it alone.