This uncertainty thing (philosophical speculation about infinity and uncertainty)

[boywonder]

it has been proposed by acredited physicist that there could be infinite universes could it be that nothing is (infinitly) long or wide yet just infinite. i mean the only thing infinite could be change. I propose we rethink the ideas of boundries or peremeters. if the uncertainty principle proposes that we dont know were or when then dose this not give heed to the idea that uncertainty itself is infinite possibilty ergo inf universes?or the possibility of. And the only thing infinite is change.

[iNow]

This is a science forum, not philosophy or metaphysics. I'm not sure this is the place for you, having read your 9 posts all asking the same question.

[boywonder]

oh my god dose it actualy say genius under your screen name? by default you get a D - self deluded sad. at least i dont pretend to be somthing im not. that makes me somthing your not.(ORIGINAL)

Edited February 3, 2009 by boywonder

[iNow]

http://www.scienceforums.net/forum/showthread.php?t=127

[Sisyphus]

Sure you do. You're not a lepton, are you? Poseur!