Yelram
03-17-2006, 04:20 PM
I wonder what it'd be like to fall forever. If I'm falling into infinity, will there be any friction? I don't think infinity can exist with atmosphere, because it has nothing to base itself off of. That means, though, that there'd be no gravity, so you'd never accelerate or decelerate anyway. You'd just be floating forever. How would you know the difference anyway? There'd be nothing to base the distance traveled off of. If you were in a tube, there'd be friction, and then there'd be atmosphere, and then there'd be gravity, and then you'd stop and implode at some point. That's not infinity. You can't see infinity. Infinity is blackness, near infinity is visable. No one ever refers to infinity and really thinks about what it is. They all say, "I love you infinity" or some BS like that and they don't realise what it actually means. If you really think about it, infinity is zero. There is no difference. Saying something like, "God is infinite," practically proves the lack of existence. If I were falling through infinity, I'd be falling through nothingness. I might not even be falling. Nothing is infinite. Infinity is nothing.
Ok, ok, some of you are thinking, "Well, if I have an infinite amount of something, I have more than zero." Let's say we fill two rooms with chairs. One room has zero chairs, and the other has an infinite number of chairs. These rooms are not infinite, as you can't have 2 infinites. For the sake of this, lets say they are blue chairs in red rooms. Ok, room one has zero chairs, and you can identify that. Room two has an infinite number of chairs, but all you can see is blue. In room one, all you see is red. For all you know, one room is blue, and the other red. You can't even identify what the blue things are, because they are infinite.they overlap indefinitly, until they cease to exist, thus making infinity zero. Zero is the ruling number of all numbers. Even infinity times zero is still zero. Every number can be equated to zero. Nothing can equate to infinity, so infinity must therefore be nothing. Inversly, anything (sans zero) times infinity is infinity, therefore, infinity would be as close to zero as is possible without being zero... the same as one over infinity. Infinity is self-defeating. There's no point.
