fun fact about infinity

[emil1234]

every time you're watching a movie, you're actually watching something that you'll get to experience for real in infinity. like precisely. you'll experience being darth vader excactly as it goes down in the movies

Edited July 29 by emil1234

[Sugarcoat]

this is one of the freakiest things to me. How do you know tho? I think it’s like that too intuitively 

[tuku747]

This has to do with the process of writing a script or novel.

First, you see the characters living out their lives in your mind; Ask any good author and they'll tell you the characters in their books have a life of their own, they're just giving an account of everything they do or say in their respective worlds, which already exist in the mind.

It's like when you go to sleep at night and you start dreaming; it is apparently so to the dream you that this world has existed even before you started dreaming it, and that's because the dream world is time/space, the reciprocal of space/time.

In time/space, you can construct any possible world from your memories by tuning to its corresponding frequency. You have a freedom of movement through time in time/space in similar way that you can move in any direction through space in space/time.

It's not only memories in this life that you have access to for inspiration; it's memories from past lives, and all potential future lives. Everything exists in potential. In fact, Infinite Potential is what creates all that is.

[LastThursday]

It doesn't follow that infinity contains everything possible. For example take all the numbers from 1 to infinity. Take out the number 3. You're still left with an infinity of numbers, there's just no three. In fact you could take out an infinity of numbers and still be left with infinity, for example take out all the odd numbers.

[emil1234]

54 minutes ago, LastThursday said:

It doesn't follow that infinity contains everything possible. For example take all the numbers from 1 to infinity. Take out the number 3. You're still left with an infinity of numbers, there's just no three. In fact you could take out an infinity of numbers and still be left with infinity, for example take out all the odd numbers.

if you're talking logical theory thats correct.

however yes, it does absolutley follow that ABSOLUTE INFINITY contains everything possible. you could have an infinite amount of the number 1 and that number 1 would be infinte. but thats not absolute infinity. absolute infinity has to include everything, including all other numbers. this is the name of god. absolutley limitless

[LastThursday]

11 minutes ago, emil1234 said:

ABSOLUTE INFINITY contains everything possible

You didn't mention absolute infinity, you just said infinity.

11 minutes ago, emil1234 said:

absolute infinity has to include everything,

If that's your definition, then by definition it includes everything. But how do you know we're in an absolute infinity. What is your logic? Or is it faith?

[theleelajoker]

4 hours ago, emil1234 said:

every time you're watching a movie, you're actually watching something that you'll get to experience for real in infinity. like precisely. you'll experience being darth vader excactly as it goes down in the movies

Not sure I understand correctly.  You mean because of infinity everything we can imagine (=non-zero probability) will happen/has happened?

[Breakingthewall]

I think that You cannot think of infinity like this, since "you" are the result of an apparent duality, perception and perceiver, subject/object, that is occurring in this specific experience, therefore you will only experience this specific experience, and when die, you will disappear. What remains is absolute infinity, which is impersonal and nothing happens to it since it is immutable.

 

Edited July 29 by Breakingthewall

[Breakingthewall]

On 29/7/2024 at 6:01 PM, emil1234 said:

every time you're watching a movie, you're actually watching something that you'll get to experience for real in infinity. like precisely. you'll experience being darth vader excactly as it goes down in the movies

Infinity does not mean that everything will happen, since if everything happened, it would end, which would make it finite. infinity is not understandable, since if it were it would be finite

[Keryo Koffa]

@Breakingthewall There is no problem with an end. Though on an absolute scale such a thing does not even exist as an "objective" phenomenon or absolute limitation, as it's nothing but an arbitrary paradigm context encapsulating a focal perspectival understanding projected into perception, a narrow lens to interpret infinity. In simpler words: It's a subset, an interpretation like a yellow 3d shape being seen as a rubber duck, but anyone can interpret it into anything, infinity is infinite in all ways, how could there be an end when you can always +1, or + ∞ or * ∞ or ^⁰⁰. To close one door is to open another, to reach 0 is to inflect into infinity.

Edited July 31 by Keryo Koffa