Five-step visualized deconstruction of a finite universe

[Carl-Richard]

1. If the universe is finite (not infinite), there must be a border that limits and contains the universe:

( U )

 

2. However, if we assume that the universe contains everything that exists, it must also contain that which exists on the other side of that border:

U( U )U

 

3. If you say that there doesn't exist anything on the other side of that border, then that other side is not limited by any border, and therefore that other side must be infinite, because there is nothing that limits it:

...UUU( U )UUU...

 

4. If instead any other side of any border is always limited by another border, there has to be an infinite amount of borders:

...(U(U(U( U )U)U)U)...

 

5. Therefore, the universe has to be infinite either way, with or without borders, because the universe is all of it:

U = ( U ) + U( U )U + ...UUU( U )UUU... + ...(U(U(U( U )U)U)U)...

 

In reality, the border is only something you draw in your mind. There are no borders in reality. There is only U

Edited May 6, 2021 by Carl-Richard

[Leo Gura]

Nice! Yup, that's the logic of Oneness.

[Phyllis Wagner]

What if it Wraps around?

You can go in one direction around the moon forever, yet it is a finite object.

[Rykiel]

@Phyllis Wagner That's quite contradictory, how would it be finite if you're going around it forever? 

[Carl-Richard]

41 minutes ago, Leo Gura said:

Nice! Yup, that's the logic of Oneness.

It's not completely satisfying though compared to how I imagine it in my mind. I've always wanted to see it being explained using high-end video animation (like in the style of space documentaries). I guess this could serve as a blueprint for that

Edited May 6, 2021 by Carl-Richard

[Carl-Richard]

33 minutes ago, Phyllis Wagner said:

What if it Wraps around?

You can go in one direction around the moon forever, yet it is a finite object.

What is it wrapped around though?