The 'apparantly leaves you a lot of swing room. I think your argument makes sense, if the building blocks and rules and so on can't be different in other parts of the universe. I don't think this is an argument against infinity, but an argument against one kind of infinity: and infinity of different things. The infinite universe would have to repeat. But the repeating does not negate its infinite volume, for example.Yet the number of all those possible photos is not infinite. Therefore, if the universe / space is infinite, it can only be due to repetition since the number of unique things that can exist is apparently finite. — Zelebg
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