The Property Of Infinite Uncertainty; Part 2, ∞ = 1, Infinity Equals One

[Byrd]

There are multiple types of infinities, and I think you must explain that you are talking about "spiritual infinity" (the statement "you, me, the screen you’re reading this from, they all have an infinite capacity." is clearly incorrect.  Hook your computer up to a lightning bolt and its capacity goes to "burnt toast" in a fraction of a second.  Ask both of us to do pushups for 500 hours without rest, and we can't.  So clearly there's no infinite capacity there.)

And anyone who's studied math is going to look at your philosophy and go "say WHAT?"  There's the infinite set of fractions between zero and 1 (any tiny fraction you can image, I can make smaller by adding any number between 1 and 9 to the end of the denominator.)  

You can have an infinite set made up of an infinite number of infinities... and so forth.  For a VERY brief mathematical view, see this old Reddit thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/6...are_there/

I haven't studied philosophical infinity, but it's clearly different.  Math is just spectacularly weird.