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Perhaps I should have used the Count Int example. Suppose Count Int starts with 1 and successively adds one every second. 1, 2, 3, 4… and so on. Will he ever reach a point in time where he can honestly say, “I’m done. I’ve reached infinity”? No, the number will just get progressively larger and larger without limit. He can never reach infinity through this successive addition any more than you can reach the greatest possible number. There will always be a bigger yet finite number in the next second. Because we’re using numbers, this example can be instantiated to reality whether it be distance (1 meter, 2 meters, 3…) time (1 year, 2 years, 3…) or whatever. An actual infinite cannot be traversed via successive finite-sized steps. A similar thing holds true for Joe Walker. Can he traverse the infinite distance to reach the point? No he cannot. The infinite traversal is not possible. Quote:
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