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How do you not, literally everything regarding the ToP is a flat-out contradiction.
And I'm sure if you looked through episodes you'd find more examples of fights occurring over finite time or while non-infinite actions and events transpire.
Because characters with infinite speed fighting without break shouldn't have any time pass at all. Every fight that happens in the ToP should have, and would have, happened in 0 time at all, from start to finish, this is problematic, because there's multiple points where fights between alleged infinite characters transpire and nothing else, but time still goes down (Every episode at the end has a statement saying how much time passed).
We can just consider that a script error, but Akira toriyama wanted this to happen, let's not use these silly arguments to debunk something so obvious. It probably should work for everyone, since for that you would have to clear hundreds of proofs that the universe is not infinite, in BOG Goku and Beerus reacts to this wave that covered the entire macrocosm. If we use these same arguments we could use the same thing to refute other verses of having infinite speed, due to a certain character not running in time 0 and taking hours or days to go through that location. So for that reason one would probably be best, we even have more proof of that, what do you think?Not even just that, the "finite" speed character would still have to downscale the Infinite speed characters to percieve the fight and you can't downscale infinity so they'd literally all just be infinite which would throw the entire TOP timeframe and narrative out the window as it would've just occurred in 0 time.
You'd also have to assume that if combat only is infinite that they suddenly drop an actual infinite amount in speed the moment they start flying long distances all the way down to MFTL+ and no matter how fast a finite speed is you're saying they suddenly drop an actual infinite amount in speed from combat to flight in a UES that covers speed in its power systems