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'''Infinity denial''' is a [[liberal]] tendency to deny the power, scope, or usefulness of [[infinity]]. The roots of this tendency made be a tendency to disbelieve [[eternity]], or [[Bible|biblical]] parables or [[miracles]] that highlight the [[logic of infinity]]. | '''Infinity denial''' is a [[liberal]] tendency to deny the power, scope, or usefulness of [[infinity]]. The roots of this tendency made be a tendency to disbelieve [[eternity]], or [[Bible|biblical]] parables or [[miracles]] that highlight the [[logic of infinity]]. | ||
| − | Depression and pessimism can be based on an illogical [[infinity | + | Depression and pessimism can be based on an illogical infinity denial. |
| + | == See also == | ||
| + | *[[logic of infinity]] | ||
[[category:Mathematics]] | [[category:Mathematics]] | ||
[[category:Infinity]] | [[category:Infinity]] | ||
Revision as of 00:30, July 21, 2021
Infinity denial is a liberal tendency to deny the power, scope, or usefulness of infinity. The roots of this tendency made be a tendency to disbelieve eternity, or biblical parables or miracles that highlight the logic of infinity.
Depression and pessimism can be based on an illogical infinity denial.