скорше за все, але дискусія цікава :-) там ще є один погляд на це все: " I'd say there's a fault even before that. The "space" we know is surely infinite as in "no definite end to it", but it's not infinite as in "covers an infinite amount of space right now". Space, as I see it, is the distance between objects (no objects, no space), so it would take an infinite number of objects for space to grow infinite. An infinite number of objects needs infinite time to position itself in an infinite amount of space, and time is - at any given moment - not infinite, as the time that has passed is clearly defined by the movements of the objects that took place up to that moment. So: no infinite time, no infinite objects, no infinite space.
Thus, space is limited, but only by the time that the objects have to move away from each other and the speed of the objects.
Now, this leaves us with a finite number of people on a finite number of worlds in a finite amount of space... "
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там ще є один погляд на це все:
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I'd say there's a fault even before that. The "space" we know is
surely infinite as in "no definite end to it", but it's not infinite
as in "covers an infinite amount of space right now". Space, as I
see it, is the distance between objects (no objects, no space), so
it would take an infinite number of objects for space to grow
infinite. An infinite number of objects needs infinite time to
position itself in an infinite amount of space, and time is - at any
given moment - not infinite, as the time that has passed is clearly
defined by the movements of the objects that took place up to that
moment. So: no infinite time, no infinite objects, no infinite
space.
Thus, space is limited, but only by the time that the objects have
to move away from each other and the speed of the objects.
Now, this leaves us with a finite number of people on a finite
number of worlds in a finite amount of space...
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