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Although everyone has different opinions, and it is difficult to tell what is right or wrong, I am still very grateful for everyone's enthusiastic replies. It really is not that hard to tell what is right and what is wrong here. Although your "teachers" have obviously told you otherwise. ...

Dark matter has probably nothing to do with "infinite everything". What even is 'infinite everything'? And, as for the made up 'dark matter' term it is just like the made up 'multiverse' term. Some people just cannot comprehend and understand what the, infinite and eternal, Universe is ma...

Dark matter has probably nothing to do with "infinite everything". What even is 'infinite everything'? And, as for the made up 'dark matter' term it is just like the made up 'multiverse' term. Some people just cannot comprehend and understand what the, infinite and eternal, Universe is ma...

As usual the retard just makes false ad hom accusations out of the blue, and then is outraged when valid ad homs are returned. Instead of just looking up something as extremely simple and common knowledge as what a multiverse topic's definitions are. The fact that you cannot just provide the so-cla...

When I said and wrote 'imagination', it had, again, absolutely nothing whatsoever at all to do with what you are talking about here. I was actually aware of the fact that you had never heard of the term "imaginary number". Again, but that never ever had anything at all to do with what I w...

How were your grades in high school for math? In relation to 'what', exactly? Also, once again, what you are assuming I am talking about is completely and utterly Wrong. If you have trouble with Cantor's work then I wonder how you would manage during a calculus class? Did you manage learn calculus?...

I also think that we live in an at least 6-7 dimensional world, but I think it's premature to say that infinite dark matter and dark energy belong to any higher dimension. Because we can't even see our entire universe in 4 dimensions. Beyond the edge of the observable 4D universe but still within o...

As can be clearly seen here, some people imagine some things, and then speak as though what they have imagined to be true is actually true. Self-delusion was far more common, back in the days when this was being written. Thanks for your common Sir, it helps me alot How does my comment here help you...

If you realized just how Truly absurd this is, to me, then you would never ever express, nor believe, something like this. How were your grades in high school for math? In relation to 'what', exactly? Also, once again, what you are assuming I am talking about is completely and utterly Wrong.

What you are talking about is in imagination, only. You can read up on the aleph sequence here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleph_number The term "imaginary" numbers is reserved for numbers that are complex, i.e. real numbers that are constructed by adding a nonzero multiple of the sq...

So, in essence, if one 'believes' some thing to be true, then they can prove it to be true, right? No, you need two beliefs. If you realized just how Truly absurd this is, to me, then you would never ever express, nor believe, something like this. The first belief is the one that you want to prove....

you 'were' talking about 'multiverses'. I am trying to understand how what you say and claim about numbers here could have any actual bearing on some so-called 'multiverse' or even on the Universe, Itself. We have yet to see anyone of you define the term 'multiverse', let alone explain how that def...

Age not only doesn't know what topics are, Deflection, and deception, once again. As well as, once more, talking 'about me' rather than talking 'about' the topic in question here and about the points raised. Age also doesn't know what definitions and proofs are, what it means to support our views, ...

Between 'what', exactly? For example. Say that N = { 0, 1, 2, 3, ... } consists of the natural numbers. The size, i.e. the "cardinality", of this set is countable infinite ("aleph0"). Say that R = { ..., -1, ... -0.88, 0, .. 0,01, ... } consists of the real numbers. The size of ...

1. Do you believe God exists? Yes. However, I can also understand why other people don't believe it. There are many reasons why non-theists do not believe in God. What is your understanding why other people don't believe it? I used to be a theist but have now graduated to be a non-theist based on i...