This feels a bit loose on the definitions. I agree that finitism seems intuitively reasonable, and that the finite amount of information we can have about the terrain of the world out there around us is a reason that, as far as I can currently see ahead, it ought to never be possible to conclude the greater multiverse is able to contain infinities.
But I also don’t see any way to strongly conclude the multiverse must not contain infinite-sized objects. I know folks who insist that if that’s possible, there should be exactly one, infinite, agent in the multiverse.
In any case, I agree with philip_b that this post is pretty hard to parse and harder to check for mathematical validity.
This feels a bit loose on the definitions. I agree that finitism seems intuitively reasonable, and that the finite amount of information we can have about the terrain of the world out there around us is a reason that, as far as I can currently see ahead, it ought to never be possible to conclude the greater multiverse is able to contain infinities.
But I also don’t see any way to strongly conclude the multiverse must not contain infinite-sized objects. I know folks who insist that if that’s possible, there should be exactly one, infinite, agent in the multiverse.
In any case, I agree with philip_b that this post is pretty hard to parse and harder to check for mathematical validity.