/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2171501
I work on the predicate that evidence is necessary to substantiate any claim and counter-factual evidence is necessary to falsify any claim. I can't accept infinities on those grounds; hence, my issue with you claiming an infinity argument.

So information translates through space at a finite speed: c. There exists a horizon determined by L and the worldline of you which precludes gaining information about the state beyond L. More or less that's what you just said, so we can not say with any certainty that anything, in fact, exists beyond the horizon because we can not measure it.

While infinities might exist, we won't know because we are not infinite nor is any instrument of measurement that would be useful to us.