It seems to me there is only one infinity--mother infinity--which is comprised of an infinite number of dimensions in an infinite number of universes filled with an infinite amount of everything and that all other infinities are reflections (children) of mother infinity onto another dimension. It also seems to me that infinity can have wave or quantum properties not unlike light.
For example, if you have a 3-D space completely filled with infinite points and reflect it onto a 2-D space, you get an infinite plain. If you reflect the plain onto a 1-D space you get an infinite line. We can agree that each is infinity but information is lost as the number of dimensions is reduced.
Therefore, instead of the theory that there are multiple values of infinity, I believe there is only one-mother infinity, and that all other infinities are reflections or snapshots of mother infinity onto a lower dimension. The dimension can be any integer, real number, imaginary number (i.e. fractals)
2006-07-29
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