If our math has to handle infinities we have bigger problems. Unless we use measures, and then we have the same issue and seemingly forced solution as before. If we don’t use measures, things fail to add up the moment you imagine “infinity”.
Then this solution just assumes the possibility of infinite people is 0. If this solution is based on premises that are probably false, then how is it a solution at all? I understand that infinity makes even bigger problems, so we should instead just call your solution a pseudo-solution-that’s-probably-false-but-is—still-the-best-one-we-have, and dedicate more efforts to finding a real solution.
If our math has to handle infinities we have bigger problems. Unless we use measures, and then we have the same issue and seemingly forced solution as before. If we don’t use measures, things fail to add up the moment you imagine “infinity”.
Then this solution just assumes the possibility of infinite people is 0. If this solution is based on premises that are probably false, then how is it a solution at all? I understand that infinity makes even bigger problems, so we should instead just call your solution a pseudo-solution-that’s-probably-false-but-is—still-the-best-one-we-have, and dedicate more efforts to finding a real solution.