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Originally Posted by xelasnave
I was going to say exactly that but I was hoping you would play finish the sentence thing and you have so well done..however the number of universes is tied to a finite number of universes and infinite can not derive from finite...you can take a finite and double it and multiply it a trillion times by a zillion times but it will no matter how big it alway will remain finite..there no way a finite can cross the line to become infinite...nor can you determine fractions of infinite... take a big sheet of paper and draw an infinite number of one mm lines and get back to me when you finish and tell me how long did it take 
Alex |
On a number line you have 0 then 1, and all the other integers. 0 and 1 together are a finite set. However, this finite set has an infinite number of fractions contained between them. Infinite number in a finite set.
Our universe may be finite to us, but if a black hole contains our universe and our universe contains other black holes that contain other universes, that contain black holes. It could be black hole universes all the way down. So we are finite but contain infinite.
As far as drawing an infinite number of 1mm lines, I can tell you it takes a very long time, especially near the end.
Chris