Quote Originally Posted by wayoftheleaf
No you see stowned, infinite ONLY exists outside human perception. It is easy for us to say infinity and that it goes on forever, but we simply cannot comprehend something without a begining and an end. It seems impossible in our mind sets. We just use the term infinity without truly comprehending it.
I understand what your saying but I donā??t agree that infinity exists outside of the human perception because the concept of infinity is a product of the human rationale.

I will explain to you why I believe the way I do.

Humans assume that their version of Time is constant everywhere in the universe and they assume that all conscious beings experience the same exact dynamic of Time. They ignorantly and arrogantly, IMO, think that everything that exists, no matter what the mass of the perceiver is, views the momentum of Time at the same exact pace and I simply refuse to believe these ignorant human assumptions.

What Iā??m trying to say is, this 'Human Time model' as it were, is not actually constant at all, at least not in the perceptions of ALL observers. I believe that not only are there multiple versions of infinity, but there exists multiple version of Time aswell and we all know that Time and Infinity are related and even dependant upon each other. To reiterate my point, I will conclude by saying this, In our universe, there exists a vast and even an incomprehensible amount of different laws of physics and versions of Time that govern our universe and all of them are unique in the way that they apply to the observer. Human Time is not absolute nor is this infinity concept, They are only limited to the human consciousness.
Stowned Reviewed by Stowned on . My theory on infinite conprehension in measurement. Okay I have this theory. Measurement is infinite. A figure can always be measured to a greater degree than it currently is. Because of this, if a being could conprehend everything at the moment it happened, it could possibly become fixed in time understanding the time that it in. What do you think? Rating: 5