A dot, one of an infinite amount of dots, but a starting point. If it expands, explain when it will reach the end of space and time.
Conversely, if it contracts, explain precisely when it will cease to exist. Not just when you can't measure it anymore.
Kent
Your example does not provide enough data to address your questions.
So you can't explain infinity or eternity, or the absence of either. That's alright.
Kent
Eternity is just an infinity of time. However, if you've ever taken any math, you quickly learn just how slippery infinity can be. Infinity is much more useful as a math concept, after all, math is the language of science, not English.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
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