Actual Infinity in Reality?

[Jehanne]

Note -- A "singularity" is an actual infinite!!

If we have no other reason to suspect our theory that arrives at singularity is flawed, then we might think when the theory points to singularity, then an actual infinity is a probability to be taken seriously.

But in case of gravity and blackholes, we actually have strong reason to believe the theory of gravity breaks down well before things reach infinity.

WLC needs to stop quoting "singularity theorems" if he believes that actual infinities are a logical impossibility.  He's not only contradicting himself; he's talking out of his a-hole.

By the way, the Universe is not some giant 4-D (5-D, if you include time) spatial ball (the spatial dimensions being curved through some sort of hyperspace); if it was, then it would have a center of mass, and it doesn't.