The big rips out

[Jimmy]

Let’s say you’re one of those who believes that Armageddon will happen? The end of the world. I think it goes beyond the end of the world and it’s referring to all of existence. So what do you think could possibly collapse everything, infinity included?

 

[dybmh]

Let’s say you’re one of those who believes that Armageddon will happen? The end of the world. I think it goes beyond the end of the world and it’s referring to all of existence. So what do you think could possibly collapse everything, infinity included?

Depending on how infinity is defined, zero collapses it. If infinity = 1/0, then infinity depends on 0. The same is true for any value n/0. If 1 is removed from existence, then infinity could be constructed with 2/0. If 2 were missing, 3 works just as well. This continues... infinitely. Each and every value other than zero is trivial when infinity is defined this way.

An infinite number of infinities, all require the value zero in order to exist. That gives it, zero, in a manner of speaking, the power to collapse infinity.

 

[Jimmy]

Depending on how infinity is defined, zero collapses it. If infinity = 1/0, then infinity depends on 0. The same is true for any value n/0. If 1 is removed from existence, then infinity could be constructed with 2/0. If 2 were missing, 3 works just as well. This continues... infinitely. Each and every value other than zero is trivial when infinity is defined this way.

An infinite number of infinities, all require the value zero in order to exist. That gives it, zero, in a manner of speaking, the power to collapse infinity.

All hail KING ZERO!

 

[dybmh]

All hail KING ZERO!

It's good to keep things in perspective. Infinity and zero are both concepts. Both important, neither supreme. imo.

 

[sun rise]

I think it goes beyond the end of the world and it’s referring to all of existence. So what do you think could possibly collapse everything, infinity included?

It's called "mahapralaya", the great destruction. In the Hindu system, Brahma "lives" for 311 trillion human years, much much longer than the universe we live in.

At the end of that time, there is a "sleep" for an equal amount of time and everything that exists becomes unmanifest.

 

[Aupmanyav]

Technically, 'the great dissolution'. Laya: To merge.

 

[ChristineM]

Let’s say you’re one of those who believes that Armageddon will happen? The end of the world. I think it goes beyond the end of the world and it’s referring to all of existence. So what do you think could possibly collapse everything, infinity included?

I don't know about infinity but our universe is likely to suffer geat death in a few trillion years

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

Let’s say you’re one of those who believes that Armageddon will happen? The end of the world. I think it goes beyond the end of the world and it’s referring to all of existence. So what do you think could possibly collapse everything, infinity included?

I'm thinking any type of quick catastrophic event. Gradual events though? I'm not sure about. Because what if we adapt to them?

 

[Jimmy]

I'm thinking any type of quick catastrophic event. Gradual events though? I'm not sure about. Because what if we adapt to them?

I don’t think something gradual could collapse something as grande as infinity.

 

[PoetPhilosopher]

I don’t think something gradual could collapse something as grande as infinity.

You might be right. Guess it depends on what scenarios we can think up.