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Difference Infinite, limitless, immeasurable, endless

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So your point is that creating the page to clarify those terms is useless and pointless because most cosmologies and verses did not meet the conditions.
@KLOL506 if you have explained like that above without yelling, I would agree that the page is pointless. I am not a closed mind person.
Klol did explain properly tho..
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But many websites show that it also refers to infinite? Also, what is the finite limit to it? Can you tell me the number?
I disagree as you didn’t list any example. I will list the multiple dictionaries that disagree with your logic here. Many websites doesn’t show it being “infinite” as you do claimed.



 
I disagree as you didn’t list any example. I will list the multiple dictionaries that disagree with your logic here. Many websites doesn’t show it being “infinite” as you do claimed.



https://www.thefreedictionary.com/incalculable (incalculable come from countless = https://www.thefreedictionary.com/countless)

They are even some websites that say it is immeasurable. No, I don't do claims out of nowhere. And I agree, there also many websites does not list it.
 
With yelling ya… Or the language that forcibly closes any arguments beside his point.
Bruh

none of the definitions of countless or immeasurable line up the same with limitless, endless or infinite.

I wasn't even arguing for countless at that point. My topics of contention were limitless, endless and infinite. Not countless or immeasurable.
 
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/incalculable (incalculable come from countless = https://www.thefreedictionary.com/countless)

They are even some websites that say it is immeasurable. No, I don't do claims out of nowhere. And I agree, there also many websites does not list it.
Countless isn’t equal to infinity especially when we taking in account of multiverse theories which is from 10 universes to billions of universes or more.
 
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Also technically 2 universes too since that is like the lowest a multiverse can get too (before anyone say other wise, you can technically argue it is a miniature multiverse as I don’t see anything that refute so)
 
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/incalculable (incalculable come from countless = https://www.thefreedictionary.com/countless)

They are even some websites that say it is immeasurable. No, I don't do claims out of nowhere. And I agree, there also many websites does not list it.
None of those say "without end or limits or boundaries"

All of them either say "too many to count", "innumerable", "too numerous to be counted", "incalculable" and the like.

Incalculable says the same here.

But that doesn't mean it's automatically "infinite" AKA "has no end, limits or boundaries" unlike with "limitless" and "endless" which literally serve as the bedrock foundations for the word "infinite". It could potentially be, but that's not its core primary meaning unlike with "limitless" and "endless".
 
None of those say "without end or limits or boundaries"

All of them either say "too many to count", "innumerable", "too numerous to be counted", "incalculable" and the like.

Incalculable says the same here.

But that doesn't mean it's automatically "infinite" AKA "has no end, limits or boundaries" unlike with "limitless" and "endless" which literally serve as the bedrock foundations for the word "infinite". It could potentially be, but that's not its core primary meaning unlike with "limitless" and "endless".
I never said about “has no end, limits, or boundaries”, I was talking about infinite and countless. And in each website I listed, there is an infinite as a synonym.
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I am not a battleboader if you ever wonder, I am those people who think infinite is something superior to other terms.
 
Bruh

none of the definitions of countless or immeasurable line up the same with limitless, endless or infinite.

I wasn't even arguing for countless at that point. My topics of contention were limitless, endless and infinite. Not countless or immeasurable.
But I was arguing about defining each term, as it seems there is a misunderstanding that people take all those terms you listed as “infinite”. And countless and infinite was an example from me. If you did not notice that, go back to my post and quote the first word I mentioned.
 
Which doesn’t exactly account for the fact Countless legitimately doesn’t have the same meaning as infinite which is pointed out too earlier on.
In which meaning? The dictionary or fictional meaning (the wiki standards here/scaling standards)?
Because I agree in fictional meaning but not on other option
 
In which meaning? The dictionary or fictional meaning (the wiki standards here/scaling standards)?
Because I agree in fictional meaning but not on other option
Seriously? It is both. Synonym only refer to words that can have a similar meaning, but that is it.
it doesn’t mean countless = infinite and vice versa.
You have to ignore the primary meaning of the word at its cores anyway as well which is countless meaning too many to count.
 
Seriously? It is both. Synonym only refer to words that can have a similar meaning, but that is it.
it doesn’t mean countless = infinite and vice versa.
You have to ignore the primary meaning of the word at its cores anyway as well which is countless meaning too many to count.
Alright. So you are saying that countless could be infinite but should not be.
 
Seriously? It is both. Synonym only refer to words that can have a similar meaning, but that is it.
it doesn’t mean countless = infinite and vice versa.
You have to ignore the primary meaning of the word at its cores anyway as well which is countless meaning too many to count.
Exactly what I have been trying to hammer down for the last few comments.
 
I think this thread needs to been closed as the OP’s questions and stuff has been discussed and I think resolved anyway.
 
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