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lol. By definition infinity can't have different sizes. It's an absolute.
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Infinity isn't a number.
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cardboard is absolutely right, their are different sizes of infinity. this is when being applied to specific mathematics, whereas infinity is defined in other sciences with somewhat different meanings.
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But we're talking "reality". In terms of space there's no such thing as a one infinity being bigger than the other.
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