3:00 Actually according to the cosmic inflation theory, the universe should be 150 sextillion times bigger than the observable universe, so the hypersphere actually work. 5:43 Technically singularity have infinity gravity and so infinity energy. They are an approximation of our knowledge, but that doesn't mean that it can't be possible for our current understanding of physics
That's also the problem with infinity in nature, it is nigh impossible to prove, as it could always be an arbitrarily large number but not infinite. You won't know which it is until you find the end which could take an unbelievable amount of time.
Let's assume that the Universe is a Gram number times larger than the observable Universe. That is it, a finite Universe technically indistinguishable from an infinite one at all. So large that we would have an uncountable number of exact copies of ourselves there and all of the other paradoxes of an infinite Universe to a large degree. So, why does it even matter whether it is infinite or not? What matters is whether we can evaluate the size or not.
3:00 Actually according to the cosmic inflation theory, the universe should be 150 sextillion times bigger than the observable universe, so the hypersphere actually work.
5:43 Technically singularity have infinity gravity and so infinity energy. They are an approximation of our knowledge, but that doesn't mean that it can't be possible for our current understanding of physics
That's also the problem with infinity in nature, it is nigh impossible to prove, as it could always be an arbitrarily large number but not infinite. You won't know which it is until you find the end which could take an unbelievable amount of time.
it could take an infinite amount of time :) what a funny concept infinity is
Let's assume that the Universe is a Gram number times larger than the observable Universe. That is it, a finite Universe technically indistinguishable from an infinite one at all. So large that we would have an uncountable number of exact copies of ourselves there and all of the other paradoxes of an infinite Universe to a large degree. So, why does it even matter whether it is infinite or not? What matters is whether we can evaluate the size or not.
I am now wondering whether the universe could be egg shaped due to that Egg Theory video.
The multiverse theory is one of my favorite ones you should also check-out the egg theory if you haven't already
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Fractals exist in nature. Isn’t that a bit of evidence of the possibility of infinity existing in our physical universe?