(April 18, 2018 at 9:36 pm)Grandizer Wrote: And also don't say an actual infinity is not possible because one can't reach the end of an infinity. That would be like arguing that the immaterial is not possible because one cannot visualize it.
No... that is not at all like the reasoning given for why you cannot reach the end of that which is by definition without end.
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