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You can’t logically prove anything about anything unless it follows from the premises. Do you mean to suggest that all consequences of the premises are in some
by User23 3y ago
You can’t logically prove anything about anything unless it follows from the premises. Do you mean to suggest that all consequences of the premises are in some way part of the definition of said premises? That’s not irrational, but I don’t think it’s particularly illuminating either.
- postalrat 3y agoSuggesting that proving the universe is infinite isn't any different than proving anything else is infinite. And you shouldn't be surprised it's impossible.
- User23 3y agoWe can’t actually prove much at all about the universe beyond that it exists (cogito ergo sum). Basically everything else is talking about some model and not the actual universe. The map still isn’t the territory no matter how much we might wish it were.