You said “ > It was proven with math” But that is not what I said! Do not put words in my mouth. I didn’t say that the math “proved” it. I was saying that th

You said “ > It was proven with math” But that is not what I said! Do not put words in my mouth. I didn’t say that the math “proved” it. I was saying that the molasses analogy did not matter to what they did, and that the math, not the molasses thing, is the relevant thing they did. Specifically, the math model described an origin for the mass of some things. > In math I can even say "Infinity + 1" and it counts (literally). And have more oranges than what's in your infinity crate. No, actually. Adding 1 to an infinite cardinality (I assume you are talking about cardinality because you speak of a number of oranges) results in the same cardinality. That is pretty close (but not quite) the definition of a cardinality being infinite. (Specifically, a common definition is that a set is infinite if it is in bijection with a strict subset of itself)