A Question About Infinity And The Everywhere Centre
Imagine an infinite line
If we place a point on the infinite line then the infinity to the left of the point is equal to the infinity to the right of the point. Therefore, the point is at the centre of infinity.
If we place another point on the infinity line then the infinity to the right of that point is also equal to the infinity to the left of that point. Therefore, that point is also at the centre of infinity.
We can add as many points anywhere on the infinity line and each and every point will also have an equal infinity to its left and to its right. Therefore, each and every point is at the centre of infinity.
If each and every point is at the centre of infinity then why do they appear separated and decentralised from one another?
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