For example, a glass of water does not contain an infinite number of smaller drops of water because dividing a molecule into two drops makes no sense
Counter-examples:
1-2g2s7b4 Mathematics is not independent of physics
9-2b6 Infinity per se is never enough
- 1-1a4c1 Emergence is another beginning of infinity. Knowledge is based on and consists of emergent phenomena.
- 1-2f1a Error-correction is the beginning of infinity. All jumps to universality occur in digital systems.
- 10-2g1h The best explanation of anything eventually involves universality, and therefore infinity. The reach of explanations cannot be limited by fiat.
10-2g1i Universality and infinity are necessary condition for the growth of knowledge, but not sufficient
9-2b3e4 Specific knowledge ≠ Universality
9-2b3e3.1 Maybe there is no abstract universality, just less locality
6-3d Be very specific about problems and divide a project clear cut so it doesn’t become bleak, like shared common room.
3-1c2e0 There is no minimum idea
3-1c2e3 Infinite semiosis - ‘There is no beginning or end to symbols because it is recursive’