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2-A Pokemon...again
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@Zeifyl
>It all depends on what "Space" and "ever-expanding" means in this context.
It's a text inscribed on a mural of Palkia.
>It all depends on what "Space" and "ever-expanding" means in this context.
It's a text inscribed on a mural of Palkia.
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I'm pretty sure "space" in this context is meaning 2 since the lore has actually already stated that the universes in Pokemon are flat out infinite in size (size as in they don't simply expand like our universe does).
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How can a universe expand if it's already flat out infinite in size?
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Yeah, thsts right, infinity is a concept, not a number, what de are talking is about infinite numbers, is an universe is infinite number of size it can still expand, infinity is as omnipotence, a concept that is beyond itself, basically "you can always add more power" same here, where x= (infinite number) if you add 1 it should be bigger (tough 1 is barely anything to infinite numbers, but you know, just an example) (X+1>X, not x+1=x when you add something that isnt zero to a number it cant just stay the same) so yeah.
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I guess I understand, but the bit about "finitely expanding" is definitely not true.
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Infinity is incredibly unintuitive. As soon as you are dealing with the smallest infinity, you need infinity infinities to essentially add 1. And then you need to add infinity of those infinities to add 1 more. And so on and so forth.
Noone said anything about finite expansions. I mentioned an infinite expansion.Xerkser500 said:
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Yes but if these universes are already flat out infinite in size, then they cant be at finite sizes expanding infinitely.
The "expands infinitely" bit if anything is more so the case.
The "expands infinitely" bit if anything is more so the case.
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This has been stagnent for a couple weeks.
But no, this isn't 2-A.
The reflection cave is just an alternate world per universe and ever-expanding doesn't mean infinite.
But no, this isn't 2-A.
The reflection cave is just an alternate world per universe and ever-expanding doesn't mean infinite.
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