The Property Of Infinite Uncertainty: Part 1, ∞ = 0, Infinity Equals Zero

[myselfaswell]

You just don't get it. 

That you cannot get your head around the possibility of ∞ = 0, is clearly providing you some considerable frustration, which has been demonstrated by your ad hominem, really, you actually went there, I feel embarrassed for you.

I will reiterate a point one more final time:

The complete absence of everything is a “state” that has to have the potential to exist, regardless of how improbable it may seem, and that’s really important. It has to function as the possible improbable opposite to the obviously possible and equally improbable ∞ = 1, Infinity Equals One.  Exactly what I mean by that is, infinity equals zero and infinity equals one are equally absurdly improbable, but possible. And we know that one of them is possible, because you just read this.
 
So then, they both, ∞ = 0 and ∞ = 1, have to exist as possibilities as it would be beyond any reason to say, or suggest, that creating something from an absolute absence of everything, ∞ = 0, is more likely, or less absurd, than something existing forever with no beginning and no apparent end, ∞ = 1, or vice versa. 

This is also a very important point, from a foundational perspective, as it helps to dismantle any dogmatic approach in our consideration of how our reality functions.  It removes any indoctrinated mental boundaries, or limiting and restrictive ideas about what this place we inhabit actually is.  Our universe and our existence in it is a reality that’s completely absurd and absolutely off it’s nut crazy.

But it is real.

Anyway, you can consider this the end of our little discussion, I have more important things to do, like, oh I don't know, comb my pubes or something.

Adios.

P.S.  Muchas gracias Encia22.  I did read what was written early this morning and thought I'd give the mods a chance to jump in before I did.