Everything in the world is finite, right? What is Unlimited?

Time will not stop, she is infinitely extended, everything in the world is limited, everything has its time, solemnly say that time will never stop, so the question about you asking time to stop is pure fantasy, human beings also have come to an end, dinosaurs lived for 200 million years, human beings have not appeared for 100 million years, time does exist, otherwise you can't move and think, about pi.

I also think that it may be found that it is cyclical when it is calculated to a sufficient number of digits, but we human beings have not yet calculated to that extent, there must be a beginning and an end, life can be regarded as cyclical in a narrow sense, for example, there are still us after the death of my parents, and we are their continuation in terms of cycle, a grain of sand sees time, so the whole universe can also be regarded as circular, and the universe is big**.

The starting point will eventually be staged again, but unfortunately we can't see it, relative to the universe, our life is short, the universe can be regarded as eternal, and the sentences written by human beings are different, for example, I can ignore you in half of the questions, which is also equivalent to the end, and it is not that you can get a full stop with a sentence, if it is a writing essay, you must still have a full stop, otherwise you will wait for the teacher to find you something, over.

This view is wrong. Everything in the world is finite, not infinite.

In philosophy and physics, finite and infinite are two important concepts. Finite refers to the concept that there is a definite boundary or scale, such as the circumference of the earth is finite, the lifespan of a person is finite, etc. Whereas, infinity refers to concepts that do not have definite boundaries or scales, such as time, space, matter, etc.

Although many things in the world are finite beings, they are all made up of elementary particles in the infinite universe. These elementary particles are considered in physics to have no internal structure, are indivisible, and are therefore infinitesimally small. At the same time, the universe itself is also considered to have no boundaries and no beginnings, and is infinitely expanding.

It is important to note that infinity and finitude are not absolute concepts, but relative. At different scales, the boundaries and scales of things also change. For example, the electron cloud in an atom is infinite, but it is confined around the nucleus, so it is a finite existence at the atomic scale.

Leave a coordinate and sit back and wait for the great god. My two-hundred-point bounty is not as cumbersome as yours, and many questions are not conclusive, and I hope to be able to get answers here...

The finite nature of cognition means that each particular person's embodied understanding is limited. Cognitive infinity means that endless human generation is infinite. Every concrete understanding of man is limited due to the objective conditions of the subject;

The endless understanding of the generations is limitless. The infinity of cognition exists in finitude and is realized through the understanding of the infinite finiteness. Therefore, the finite and infinite nature of cognition are dialectical and unified.

The meaning of infinity is transcendence, transcendence of all that is.

Infinite in the real world, it's up to you how you look at it.

If we look at it purely from the perspective of "being" and "nothingness", then there is infinity. One life is finite, but another life is born, and when all life is so endless, it is infinite. When one world is destroyed, after reincarnation, another world will still be born, which is also infinite.

The word "infinite" may be close to "Tao", and what infinity brings us is to constantly break through existing phenomena, keep forging ahead, and finally explore what "infinity" is.

Infinity is the opposite of finiteness, a theoretical need.

There are some models in the real world, such as Continuous

Truth belongs to knowledge. Cognition is characterized by finitude and infinity. Finite means that at a certain historical stage, people's understanding is limited. Infinity refers to the fact that in the long course of human historical development, human understanding is infinite.

The same is true of truth. The finitude of truth stems from the conditionality of truth. Qualified, truth is infinite. Beyond the conditions under which truth is to be used, truth becomes false.

Xiang was unwell at night and drove to the ancient plains.

The sunset is infinitely better, just near dusk.

He drove to the ancient plains, but not to seek emotion, but to dispel his feelings of "discomfort towards the evening". Knowing this premise, it can be seen that the two sentences "sunset" are the satisfaction he gets from traveling, or at least a kind of consolation—this is different from the traditional works of longitudinal feelings. So what he went on to say was:

You see, this boundless, brilliant and brilliant earth shines like the slanting sun of the world, which is really great beauty, and this beauty is especially amazing and intoxicating at the moment of near dusk! I can't think of a single poem that does this. Or, the eastern slope of the "idle court curves are all embarrassed, a look at the suburbs of the vast spring!"

It's like a real liquid, right? It's a pity that Yuxi's poem has long been misunderstood by the predecessors, they interpret "just" into the meaning of "only" and "but" in later generations, thinking that Yuxi is sentimental and lamental, and there are not many good times, which is a "reflection of a negative state of mind in decline", Yunyun. As everyone knows, the ancient "just" originally had no such meaning, it was originally written as "only", which means "stop is", and shoot this "only", so it has the meaning of "is" and "exactly".