Does Absolute Infinity Consist Of The Existence And Non-existence Of All Possible Perspectives, Including All Non-human Perspectives

[Joseph Maynor]

Does the possibility-space of perspectives limit the upper and lower bounds of absolute infinity?  If not, give a few sentences to correct me. 

Doesn't the concept of possibility-space reek of Human perspective?  How can we conceive of a possibility-space that is objective, stripped of monkey-mind.  Possibility-space?  Is this an objective concept?  A concept stripped of Ape speak.  What does a dog think about possibility-space?  What does a bat think about possibility-space?  What does a jellyfish think about possibility-space?  Yet, reality, as objectively contrued using our model of possibility-space, would have to consist of both the existence and non-existence of all of the perspectives of those organisms too, as well as every other possible perspective.  Reality has to contain everything and nothing.  I realize all this is scaffolding to point to something, but I want to make sure I grok the theory right or else I'm gonna be looking the wrong way.  Don't want to do that.  I'm jealous of my time.

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Edited July 24, 2017 by Joseph Maynor