Many believe the cosmos is infinite. Indeed this is certainly a possibility as we look out into space and realize how insignificant we really are. Recently in an online think tank forum a member pitched the thought, which is somewhat a reflection of Carl Sagan's ideas, that indeed the cosmos is infinite. He further went on to say that the human mind could not understand this for it was finite.
The cosmos and its potential to be infinite is a plausible theory, I do not deny it. To say the human mind cannot comprehend it is to limit one's self. I certainly do not pretend to be "all knowing” by any means, but one should not be so short sided that they could not understand it, if it were explained to them correctly. I therefore completely disagree, but that is a debate for another time and place of course.
But is the human mind really finite? How could one judge that? How would one know and what is the definition
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