Infinite Size Universe

[HakutoRei000]

“Stop the end?” Logimon tilted its head, the ancient book still resting in its hands. “Makoto… this world, no—this existence—was created without measure. Infinite in scope, and yet…” the voice trailed off.

“…It still has an end.”

Is this an antifeat for an infinite size universe?

Because ending here means being destroyed, not naturally stopping.

 

[ByArrow]

If "the end" here means destroyed, it is not an anti-feat.

 

[Mythic381]

"It still has an end" end in this can logically mean that the universe itself will end rather than the universe itself having an end in size, no? (I don't really know the context but the wording seems to make it out like that.)

 

[KLOL506]

A universe blowing up or being nuked is not an anti-feat for its size.

 

[TheOrangeGuy09]

I’ll just say that technically having a physical end would still not contradict infinite size of universe. It may be infinite in length, but not width and height.

But in this case, as others said, it talks about the destruction of universe which does not contradict the infinite size at all, yeah.