12-02-2010, 05:25 PM
Thanks for the link 
Penrose is always good material. 
I do understand an infinite space can be locked up inside a finite boundary. But I was just thinking from the outside in... If the whole is one. Then the whole must be only one object. If you add two spheres together you get two spheres. If you add two density clouds together, you still have only one density cloud. I think this would differentiate the infinite into the finite.
I think you got a good point in seeing the spheres as universes. If they contain all, they must be.
But in the end it's just models
It's nice to play around with these kind of thought forms.
Penrose is always good material. I do understand an infinite space can be locked up inside a finite boundary. But I was just thinking from the outside in... If the whole is one. Then the whole must be only one object. If you add two spheres together you get two spheres. If you add two density clouds together, you still have only one density cloud. I think this would differentiate the infinite into the finite. I think you got a good point in seeing the spheres as universes. If they contain all, they must be.
But in the end it's just models
It's nice to play around with these kind of thought forms.