Re: How to do magic with infinity

From: Keckman (keckman_at_welho.com)
Date: 10/06/04 

Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 09:56:28 +0300

On Wed, 06 Oct 2004 04:34:41 GMT, Tim Brauch
<RnEeMwOs.pVoEst@tbrauch.cNOoSPAMm> wrote:

> Well, if you believe infinity is a number set in stone, then it is.

I believe there does not exist such a thing as infinite.

 From any finite thing you can not never get infinite without first
supposing something that is infinite.

You can't define infinite but you use it.

The set is said to be infinite if it's sub set has same cardinal as the
set itself.

But is there any set that is infinite? And what does it mean?

You can't define infinite=not(finete) and finite=not(infinnete) because
that means nothing.

I say that infinity is something that goes beyond everything.

We have none possibilities to catch it. Something can allways be twice
bigger.
We are in the first step to infinity all the time no matter how we try to
define it.

amount=1
loop
  amount=amount*2
forever

And because we are in a first step forever then if we say that 1 is finite
then is everything.

It's really never ending same strory that doesn't take even it's first
step.

And if we want use that set somehow, we have to stop that algorithm and
use the finite set it get us. 

-- 
n=n+1 (amount  and value)
1+1+1+...= infinite and finite in fucking math of today
Petri Keckman
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