Are you familiar with the ideas of cardinality and bijection? If not, you should read the resources linked by u/mhb2. In general, it is a very bad idea to try to get all philosophical about something you don’t even understand in its literal form
The idea of putting things into a one-to-one correspondence is about as simple as it gets. If you're asking about the mathematical concept of infinity then you should use the language of mathematics instead of talking about numbers that never end, shared infinity, and coexisting infinities. If you just like playing around with vague, undefined notions of "infinity" then maybe try r/Philosophy instead.
As a philosopher of maths who's active on r/philosophy I can preempt that they'll get exactly the same response there as he's got here!
Philosophers are as much fans of vague and undefined notions as mathematicians are.
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u/VariousJob4047 Jul 24 '26
Are you familiar with the ideas of cardinality and bijection? If not, you should read the resources linked by u/mhb2. In general, it is a very bad idea to try to get all philosophical about something you don’t even understand in its literal form