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→‎Apeirophobia: Apeirophobia is a well-documented fear of infinity, by which an individual can even have a panic attack at the suggestion of it.

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→‎Einstein: Einstein also initially rejected the existence of black holes, perhaps again due to his aversion to infinity as black holes have infinite density at their core.

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Albert Einstein appears to have been a denier of infinity in the physical world, and that may have led him to his erroneous instance on a closed, static universe.

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Infinity denial is a root cause of anxiety, depression, regret, and pessimism.

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Practical Psychology: "Exposure therapy may help someone deal with their fear of eternity. Of course, you can’t really exposure someone to eternity - but you can expose them to the idea of it."

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Psych Times uses the example of pi to explain apeirophobia

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Apeirophobia is a well-established fear of infinity, by which an individual can even have a panic attack at the suggestion of it. - with citation

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atheism or agnosticism can be rooted in an illogical infinity denial, and by correcting this error then unlimited faith and happiness can follow.

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Denial that pi contains pi is another manifestation of infinity denial.

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Infinity denial includes an incorrect denial that an infinite series of numbers can have infinite subseries.

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Depression and pessimism can be based on an illogical infinity denial.

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