Simple probability. There are infinite number of combinations for all the numbers. You can go on forever, meaning no end. All that Eastern philosophy bullshit you are feeding me isn't working, so shut up and go listen to the [I]White Album[/I].

[QUOTE=whiteminority;13869453]Simple probability. There are infinite number of combinations for all the numbers. You can go on forever, meaning no end. All that Eastern philosophy bullpoop you are feeding me isn't working, so shut up and go listen to the [I]White Album[/I].[/QUOTE]

You are conceptualizing Infinity by bringing it down to mathematical terms, I am not speaking mathematically. You can't even conceptualize Infinity, because language is finite, mathematics is finite, how can you possibly even begin to fathom Infinity with finitude?

White Album pwns btw.

Mathematic is infinite.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;13869552]Mathematic is infinite.[/QUOTE]

Yes, but the language of mathematics is finite. Language in any shape or form is going to be finite, the second you open your mouth you bring finite concept to the Infinite, which is why you can't understand Infinity with language or even the duality of logic (true v. false). It transcends all of those things. Which is why you can't state that Infinity exists or Infinity doesn't exist, because it's both and it's neither.

Not to mention the fact that I'm not speaking of Infinity in a mathematical context.

Oh but I am.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;13869705]Oh but I am.[/QUOTE]

And that is an incorrect view of Infinity. How can Infinity be a number or even be put forth in a mathematical context?

Infinity cannot be understood through mathematics and viewing it as a mathematical concept is only an incomplete view of it. Because when you view it that way, you immediately bring it back down to concept, and Infinity isn't a concept, nor can it even be understood through concept. It's beyond concept. You can't understand Infinity through mathematical connotations or any other context for that matter.

I never thought I would have to say this to ANYONE, but Neeshee, lay off the weed bro.

[QUOTE=whiteminority;13869787]I never thought I would have to say this to ANYONE, but Neeshee, lay off the weed bro.[/QUOTE]

I smoke like once a month, and secondly this has nothing to do with drugs. It's a simple logical discussion and you're using drugs as a cop out, rather than arguing back with a substantiated response.

Because I don't want to have a legitimate discussion.

What's up guys? I'm hella bwazed. :)

I'm gonna bounce Neeshee. I love you Brownie.

I love you too, Ben! :(

May this be a lesson to you all: Don't question me when I talk about Infinity.

That was incredible.

And Justin, I work at a Pharmacy.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;13870732]That was incredible.

And Justin, I work at a Pharmacy.[/QUOTE]

Niiiiiiiiiice. Ever snag a Xanax or any other juicy controlled substances?

infinity is gay. i dont care at all about f'ucking infinity

Yeah, I've taken Ambien, Xanax, Codeine and stuff. No narcotics though, those are too hard to gank.

Thinking about infinity is so hard. I can't even comprehend it it makes my brain hurt.

So I got into my first college today. :)

For internet "intellectual" discussions I always have an answer but I never type it out. Its worthless in the end.

What college?

Where you going Chris?

i hope infinity is one of those things that older more matured philosophers have given up on, in order to do something "prodoctive"

Siena College. It's like a small liberal arts school in upstate New York. It was more or less my safety. Still a nice feeling though.

What college are you hoping to get into?

American is my top choice. I wouldn't mind going to SUNY Binghamton. I also applied to Gettysburg, Washington, Loyola, and Saint Joe's.

my dad went to binghamton.

[QUOTE=cbmartinez;13871253]Siena College. It's like a small liberal arts school in upstate New York. It was more or less my safety. Still a nice feeling though.[/QUOTE]

Siena is very close to me. Upstate NY is a great area but good luck finding music.

I'm going to a SUNY school most likely.

Yeah, the area around Siena seemed kind of barren. You should check out SUNY Binghamton though. Their in state prices are incredible too.

[quote=Matt?]my dad went to binghamton.[/quote]

It's a real good school with alot of opportunity and resources.

I will most likely check it out. My dad wants to go to a bunch of schools this spring so I'll head out there. I kind of want to go to school in the city though.