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So basically it's treated as hax?Generally because those sorts of things aren't presented as there being a blob of infinite energy/mass somewhere that's being drained, and only not running out due to the infinite block to pull from. Rather, it's typically more because the things one would expect to take energy inexplicably don't exhaust any. We could imagine reasons for this (recovering the finite energy needed at any moment somehow, or it simply being some supernatural alteration of reality such that it doesn't take any energy), but it's generally just because of common fictional presentations.
That makes sense
The energy example doesn't really work here, the rice literally replaces itself so it has to be like, infinite rice
But I see why it wouldn't be accepted even if it is techincally universal, for the same reason destroying a small space time or small 4d object isn't considered uncountably infinite/2-C