The biggest thing that there can be is infinity, right?

It literally has no bounds.

In fact, thinking about infinity can quickly give you a nosebleeder

a headache because our finite minds can't really grasp just how enormous it really is.

However, what if I was to tell you that there's something even bigger than infinity?

Or to be more accurate, there are infinities that are bigger than other infinities.

Follow me down the rabbit hole as I investigate infinity on this episode of Everything Everywhere

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the Aleph, Mathematics, the Cabala, and the Search for Infinity by Amir D. Haskell.

Towards the end of the 19th century,

one of the most brilliant mathematicians in history,

Gior Cantnor, languished in an asylum.

His greatest accomplishment, the result of a series of extraordinary leaps of insight,

was his pioneering understanding of the nature of infinity.

How he came to his theories in the reverberations of his pioneering work will shape our world for the foreseeable future.

Kenor's theory of the infinite is famous for its many seeming contradictions.

For example, we can prove that in all time there are as many years as days

and that there are as many points on a one inch line as on a one mile line.

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