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

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

== Apeirophobia ==

== Apeirophobia ==

Apeirophobia is a well-established fear of infinity, by which an individual can even have a panic attack at the suggestion of it.<ref>https://practicalpie.com/apeirophobia/</ref>

Apeirophobia is a well-documented fear of [[infinity]], by which an individual can even have a panic attack at the suggestion of it.<ref>https://practicalpie.com/apeirophobia/</ref>

''Psych Times'' uses the example of [[pi]] to explain apeirophobia:<ref>https://psychtimes.com/apeirophobia-fear-of-infinity/</ref>

''Psych Times'' uses the example of [[pi]] to explain apeirophobia:<ref>https://psychtimes.com/apeirophobia-fear-of-infinity/</ref>

''Practical Psychology'' explains:<ref>https://practicalpie.com/apeirophobia/</ref>

''Practical Psychology'' explains:<ref>https://practicalpie.com/apeirophobia/</ref>

{{cquote|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. Therapists may ask patients to think about eternity, then implement breathing techniques or other practices to help calm them down as they reflect on eternity. As they continue this therapy, the patient will become calmer, faster, while thinking about infinity.}}

{{cquote|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. Therapists may ask patients to think about eternity, then implement breathing techniques or other practices to help calm them down as they reflect on eternity. As they continue this therapy, the patient will become calmer, faster, while thinking about infinity.}}

== Einstein ==

== Einstein ==

[[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]].

[[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]].