EthanKahn

You can never fully imagine Absolute Infinity because no matter how much of it you imagine, there will always be more. That's true of infinity, by definition. Absolute Infinity never ends and will always posit more. I never claimed to imagine all of Absolute Infinity. That's contradictory. You can never reach the end of an endless thing. Therefore, you can never encompass it, even in the mind. You can't imagine anything contradictory because it asks you to imagine something without imagining that thing.

You can't imagine a container of an uncontainable thing. If you imagine something being contained, then you haven't imagined something uncontained, by definition. It's impossible to imagine anything that contradicts itself, because it's asking you to imagine something without imagining it.

It's self-evident logic. Absolute Infinity goes on forever. You can't contain something that has no boundary.

That's why I said Absolute Infinity

Yes, the set of all sets is a logical contradiction because no set can contain itself, but would have to, if it is to truly be the set of all sets. In other words, there is no such thing as the set of all sets. It's logically contradictory and logically impossible, as you've shown. However, I'm utterly unconvinced of your claim that you can imagine the set of all sets. Such a set would have to include an Absolute Infinitely large set within it. Yet, Absolute Infinity can never be contained (even in the imagination). There's no possible way that you have the ability to imagine a container of a truly infinite set. Therefore, there's no possible way to imagine the set of all sets.