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Something being infinite doesn't mean it has no limit (I guess "boundary" would be a better term). If, for instance, it were impossible to answer any question a
by supergarfield 9y ago
Something being infinite doesn't mean it has no limit (I guess "boundary" would be a better term). If, for instance, it were impossible to answer any question about the strong interaction, I'd clearly call that a limit to our understanding, regardless of the infinity of things we can say about black holes.
- cdancette 9y agoI think we could understand why it is impossible answer this question, and this would be knowledge, and maybe tell us where to look next.