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Anonymous10/06/25, 15:18No.16807818
When your theory has some kind of infinity in it, it's wrong.
Deal with it. Infinite doesn't exist in physics.
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Anon10/06/25, 15:42No.16807831
>Infinite doesn't exist in physics.
how do you know?
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Anon10/06/25, 15:49No.16807834
whatabout asymptotes? (asking for a german friend)
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Anon10/06/25, 16:35No.16807873
What if my theory isn't about physics?
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Anon10/06/25, 18:26No.16808004
cool it with the anti semitism chud
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Anon10/06/25, 22:14No.16808222
Calculus was invented for physics.. MORON
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Anon10/06/25, 22:16No.16808223
Your mom fucked infinity niggers last night.
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Anon10/06/25, 23:11No.16808270
>Philosophers trying to do the bare minimum amount of work while still trying to remain relevant
"Wrong by how much?" Is what anyone actually cares about. Get a job, you useless eater.
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Anon10/07/25, 06:04No.16808450
So I can disregard this thread since its theorizing something based on dealing with infinity?Also what is the largest possible physical magnitude since physical magnitude can't be boundless?
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Anon10/07/25, 06:42No.16808479
>Infinite doesn't exist in physics.
Achilles wins the tortoise all the time, everywhere
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Anon10/08/25, 04:31No.16809250
>Infinite doesn't exist in physics.
what is string theory
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Anon10/08/25, 12:11No.16809429
Just replace infinity with a limit as X goes to infinity (not really but closer to it) and we've fixed mathematics
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Anon10/09/25, 18:01No.16810605
I was thinking about something like this the other day, perhaps anons would like to comment on it. How come reality does not collapse out of shear probability?Here is my thought: my building could collapse today. It's highly unlikely, but it's not zero chance. A plane could fall on my head, which is extremely unlikely too, but not zero. Now we could move on: a lion escapes the local zoo and breaks into my apartment, a sudden heart attack, the neighbour forgot to check the oven and a huge explosion occurs or a new unexpected war begins with a bombing right on top of my head, or even, a meteor has just the right characteristics to escape detections and crash on all os us. All extremely unlikely, but not a zero chance. How come does this chance not accumulate? What if the universe collapses in some sort of event we had no way to predict with our current knowledge?On a more positive tone, it feels like we are playing billiions of lottery tickets all the time and thus simultaneously losing most of them but winning a few.
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Anon10/09/25, 21:20No.16810833
The cancer that is killing /sci/
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Anon10/10/25, 08:50No.16811118
Forever alone
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Anon10/15/25, 22:57No.16817716
Recursive architecture and assumption of isolation from interaction with other equivalent totalities/localities. Thanks have a nice day OP.
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Anon10/16/25, 23:38No.16818876
Would you say the same about 0 as well?
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Anon10/21/25, 00:12No.16822339
Photons traveling at c dont experience time, thus we can conclude the universe didnt have a beginning.
Recently saw new evidence suggesting big crunch again based on weakening dark energy.
However, my suspicion is that the universe is metastable somehow.
We may or may not be in tiplers omega point cosmology.
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Anon10/21/25, 00:31No.16822353
What is the largest integer?
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Anon10/21/25, 00:57No.16822374
Photons do not experience time
Thus axiomatically, the universe did not begin or end
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Anon10/21/25, 01:38No.16822409
explain irrational numbers then.
What is Pi?more than that saying infinity is non existent is to say you for sure found where our counting system ends