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Is this uncountably infinite whatever lol?

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time isn't exactly linear within the series per se, but instead it's created. The future is fluid in that it's both a dynamic continuum and a static continuum, as the future is built upon an accumulation of many things such as the arrangement and movement of atoms, human actions, and even naturally occurring rhythms. The universe is stated to be infinite, containing an infinite amount of stars; and thus atoms and that logically should contain an infinite amount of matter. This implies an infinite number of atoms, Each atom is in constant motion and continually rearranging as all things are motion, direct statement. Human actions and naturally occuring rhythms further influence this complex web. These infinite interactions and influences create an uncountably infinite number of points/coordinates. This is due to there being an infinite number of actions that each individual atom can take at each point/coordinate in time. This creates an uncountably infinite amount of temporal axes.

Each point represents a unique configuration of the universe at a given moment, possibly every moment. Due to the infinite amount of matter in the universe, and the continuous movement and interactions of atoms, this creates endless possibilities for how the future can unfold, which there is infinite of. This means that every moment in time is a distinct, non-repeatable event, contributing to the vast tapestry that makes up existence. The infinite branching of future possibilities results from the cumulative effects of countless micro and macro events, all interwoven to form the complex structure of time.

Just as the future branches out infinitely, so does the past. Each of the uncountably infinite past moments has been shaped by an uncountably infinite number of events and interactions. These infinite pasts have led to a number of other presents and the futures. Each with their own infinite futures from the same factors.

To give further credence to uncountably infinite points is a statement that there exist an infinite number of “presents.” Each present moment is unique, it is a non-repeatable moment. This means that no two moments in time can be exactly identical. Even the slightest change in the position of an atom or energy state of a particle differentiates one moment from the next. This non-repeatability ensures that each present is a distinct point in the continuum of time. This viscosity and constantly evolving “Timestream '' involves new, unique configurations of causality. This dynamic aspect means that macro events and the micro details create a new continuum of unique moments. This would also satisfy the criteria of a new direction for time like dimension as for this to work time would need to move in another direction. If in a normal timeline we view it going in one direction such as left to right. This would require left to right, and up and down.

Taken this from an old draft a friend saved on a Google doc years ago.

So my question pretains to this part here, I AM just wondering is this actually an "uncountably infinite" amount? Just speaking very generally. Not looking for a specific tier, or any tier. Just curious if yes, no, true or false. Is this an uncountably infinite amount?

the future is built upon an accumulation of many things such as the arrangement and movement of atoms, human actions, and even naturally occurring rhythms. The universe is stated to be infinite, containing an infinite amount of stars; and thus atoms and that logically should contain an infinite amount of matter. This implies an infinite number of atoms, Each atom is in constant motion and continually rearranging as all things are motion, direct statement. Human actions and naturally occuring rhythms further influence this complex web. These infinite interactions and influences create an uncountably infinite number of points/coordinates.
 
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I'm pretty sure Infinite^Infinite (because they branch out infinitely) would indeed be uncountably infinite.
 
It's directly said to be uncountably infinite, so yeah.
 
It's directly said to be uncountably infinite, so yeah.
It's not a quote or a direct statement from any series (that I'm aware of?) This quoted paragraph is a person's explanation of a series of scans and their implications

I'm just wondering if this person explanation is a correct one
 
It's not a quote or a direct statement from any series (that I'm aware of?) This quoted paragraph is a person's explanation of a series of scans and their implications

I'm just wondering if this person explanation is a correct one
Provide the raw text.
 
Provide the raw text.

the future is built upon an accumulation of many things such as the arrangement and movement of atoms (Wind, and everything in moving in space as the verse uses the big bang theory, and galaxies have collided in series), human actions, and even naturally occurring rhythms (rhythms are inherently dependent on time, as they are patterns of repetition that unfold and are perceived over intervals of time. Without time, the concept of rhythm, defined by cycles, beats, or phases, would not exist, since rhythm requires a temporal framework to manifest.) The universe is stated to be infinite, containing an infinite amount of stars; and thus atoms and that logically should contain an infinite amount of matter. (Another Note; stars and atoms also have rythms) This implies an infinite number of atoms, Each atom is in constant motion and continually rearranging as all things are motion, and Atoms are always in movement, direct statements. Human actions and naturally occuring rhythms further influence this complex web. These infinite interactions and influences create an uncountably infinite number of points/coordinates.

Edit: hope this helped with that
 
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Definitely not uncountable infinity.
 
It was only mentioned that the future branched into Infinite possibilities, making cosmology 2-A with that description. Nothing indicates uncountability.
 
It was only mentioned that the future branched into Infinite possibilities, making cosmology 2-A with that description. Nothing indicates uncountability.
Isn't it by default the standard assumption is that it's all a tier low 2-C Universe if the words "branching" is used?

The idea of infinite possibilities comes from the fact that for every coordinate in the Spatial and temporal axises of the universe there will be an infinite number of different atoms with an infinite number of differing arrangements and sn infinite number of different movements snd infinite differing rythms.
 
Isn't it by default the standard assumption is that it's all a tier low 2-C Universe if the words "branching" is used?
Yes, but it won't change anything.
The idea of infinite possibilities comes from the fact that for every coordinate in the Spatial and temporal axises of the universe there will be an infinite number of different atoms with an infinite number of differing arrangements and sn infinite number of different movements snd infinite differing rythms.
This is still aleph-0.
 
Yes, but it won't change anything.

This is still aleph-0.
I'll try to explain why I originally thought it was uncountably infinite. The reason for this is because I just want to see tge flaws in my thinking. Give me a moment to think of and write out a way to explain it
 
What additional evidence would be required to get "uncountable infinite" for this?
Infinite universes containing infinite universes containing infinite universes containing infinite universes... and this sentence never ends.
 
Infinite universes containing infinite universes containing infinite universes containing infinite universes... and this sentence never ends.
Basically my line of thinking was like
The universe is infinite, with infinite atoms (infinite stars), with infinite time. At all of those infinite point/coordinates, in both space and time, that the atoms occupy. The Atoms are taking an infinite number of movements, and are continously doing an infinite number of ceaseless rythms which creates branches. Thus an uncountably infinite number of branches
 
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Basically my line of thinking was like
The universe is infinite, with infinite atoms (infinite stars), with infinite time. At all of those infinite point/coordinates, in both space and time, that the atoms occupy. The Atoms are taking an infinite number of movements, and are continously doing an infinite number of ceaseless rythms which creates branches. Thus an uncountably infinite number of branches
I mean, if the Universe itself is already infinite then everything contained within the universe is also infinite as a byproduct, it's nothing special really. If space-time is infinite and it contains matter everywhere, then its mass would also be infinite.
 
I mean, if the Universe itself is already infinite then everything contained within the universe is also infinite as a byproduct, it's nothing special really. If space-time is infinite and it contains matter everywhere, then its mass would also be infinite.
Your right, but... hmm well um... hmm

What I'm trying to say is that everything in the universe is existing at/on some coordinate in space and time (infinite coordinates per thing/object [most particularly stars, and Atoms]) the infinitely many existing things individually (by themselves [for example an individual atom]) are creating infinite branches in time per coordinate in 3D space and infinitely more branches per coordinate in/on the temporal axis these individually infinitely existing things exist on.

My thinking and my knowledge (if it's correct) believe this is uncountably infinite branches in time

I'm struggling to come up with a way to phrase things lol I'm sorry I'm failing at this 😭
 
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