Not exact matches
The
direction is wrong: Zeno can take a space and divide it into an
infinite number of segments, a self can have a series
of impressions, and concrete experience can be divided into its parts.
With an almost
infinite number of infinitesimal nudges occurring in every
direction at every second, it is impossible to predict when or how something will be knocked off an unstable point.
By reducing a face to a point — creating a compact code for representing an
infinite number of faces — our brains need to store only the distance and
direction of that point from the center
of face space.
The theory holds that, given the universe is
infinite, there must be an
infinite number of histories just like ours, and if it were possible to travel far enough in any
direction today, we would eventually come across a universe identical to our observable universe right down to the last detail.