How Much is the half of infinite? (Ꚙ ÷ 2 = )

How Much is the half of infinite?

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Infinity is not a number, but it’s a concept, and there is a whole science of infinities—some are “more infinite” than others. So you cannot apply arithmetic to infinity in a meaningful way.

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Infinity means something is boundless and immeasurable. So half of it is also boundless and immeasurable.

 

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